Too Good to Be True: How More Evidence Can Decrease Confidence

Re:Too Good to Be True: How More Evidence Can Decrease Confi... by codingdave on Sunday January 24, 2016 @01:09PM (#10963315)

Even your comment makes it look scammy, without even knowing exactly what your site does. Your account is fairly new, and every comment you have ever made includes a link to your site. You are talking about raffles and winnings, and using bots to enter sweepstakes. The negative feedback you shared here looks like reasonable feedback, and nothing you say contradicts it.

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Re:Too Good to Be True: How More Evidence Can Decrease Confi... by muxme on Sunday January 24, 2016 @01:20PM (#10963369)

That's fair feedback. I appreciate it. The website is what I do for fun, so there's no professionalism. I literally make no money from the site. If you think the site is a scam (or if you just want to say Hi), you're free to call me at the phone number listed in the footer.

If I wanted to sell email addresses, I'd just use the GitHub API (https://api.github.com/users/codingdave).

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Re:Too Good to Be True: How More Evidence Can Decrease Confi... by codingdave on Sunday January 24, 2016 @04:52PM (#10964194)

I have no idea why you are talking about selling email addresses, making money, or linking to a github account that contains no email and, fyi, is not even mine.

You sound less and less legit the more you post.

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Re:Too Good to Be True: How More Evidence Can Decrease Confi... by muxme on Sunday January 24, 2016 @05:43PM (#10964401)

I think this site and the amount of hate/doubt I've received is driving me insane. Sorry.

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