@leonelmore Thanks Leonel, Today is a big day for us as we launched BetaPage 2.0 today and simultaneously got featured on Producthunt.

@balickichris BetaPage is in a transition period now; It is still away from what we want to deliver, although the development was done as per the demands of its contributors and we are still developing. But in the current version also we are different from PH as anyone can feature any product here.There is no need of special invitation or special rights.Any product can get trending here if the community likes it and moderator status is decided by Karma only. BetaPage may look like PH in its transition period but once we deliver our final product, it would be entirely new in its concept and approach.

@danielperis Thanks for spotting a bug. Let me check and fix it.

@jiten_bansal I found another bug related to social accounts > Linkedin. Linkedin's base URL is "https://www.linkedin.com/in/USER" but your system works with "https://linkedin.com/USER" that always returns 404 error. Cheers,

@alexbarrett After the launch of the new version, many startups would feel a difference in the upvote counts because we cleaned our database before launching the new version, there were many suspicious accounts on BetaPage which we think were fake and were created with the sole purpose of upvote, so we suspended them until they come back and update their profile correctly. That is the main reason for the difference of upvote counts. In BetaPage 1.0 we were not focusing on the quality of the accounts but in the new version we are keeping check and control on the fake accounts, and as I mentioned earlier that we are still in the development phase, we are going to unfold many new features in the coming months. I don't want to disclose it yet but it is surely going to surprise our users in near future. I would love to receive feedback and features suggestions from hunters. https://betapage.typeform.com/to...

@_v_a_r_s_h_a_ Interesting. I was curious how the process worked because it seemed at the time that Facebook likes seemed to equate to up-votes. I couldn't confirm it though. Thanks for the explanation!

@alexbarrett In BetaPage 1.0, we made an algorithm in which Facebook sharing (not Facebook likes) played a minor role in the count of upvotes (not equivalent to user upvotes), but we have removed it in the new algorithm because it was making upvote tracking difficult for us. In BetaPage 1.0 users used to keep their upvotes private and they can still keep this setting, but now we are encouraging users to keep their upvotes public,