Hi! Made an article for the interpersonal relations blog. This is on the self-disclosure concept: a process of sharing thoughts, feelings, and beliefs with people.
The article might have turned out a bit text-heavy. The blog format is being tailored (always), so your feedback would be very valuable.
Might be. Although things like regular talk reminders (not only because of birthday but because you haven't talked for some time) seem uncovered.
My wondering is that these companies already have a messaging platform and attempt to cover an absolute majority of connections. So, it must be super easy to implement something like structured talk history.
Actually, I'm building the one, but this is another topic, I suppose.
Thanks for the hack. "Tasks to touch" sound interesting.
Would be good. It somehow should take into account relations the person has with other people. LinkedIn tries to do something similar but they have no idea of my relations, hence sending notifications like "Wish HB to the <person I've never talked before>"
Indeed. In addition to the sufficient functionality built-in apps are very "close" UI-wise: a person can use them right away after the talk. To match that, one has to implement calling app, or messenger, or something as accessible to make notes at.
Also, resorting to default note-taking functionality is probably a matter of a value understanding: people don't see how managing these relationships with a specific solution can benefit them.