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Honest question, not meant as a slight: does textlog have enough users yet to make A/B testing useful? IMO early stage apps/projects are best designed through the intuitions of the creator(s). User feedback is a critical input to those intuitions.
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Makes sense to me. If you wanted to do A/B testing maybe show and hide the timestamp on the list page while still showing it on an individual post to see if it drives clicks 🫣
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Not enough users for A/B to be useful, I follow my intuition and I think about what users tell me a lot. The metric here for the timestamps change is if we see replies to older posts that would otherwise be buried, but since it’s so little activity it can be monitored manually.
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