We’ve now added all the people on the wait list who used the invite
code from our akrasia article, blog.bmndr.com/akrasia
Is there anyone on this list who does not now have a beta account? Let
me know and we’ll add you right away!
If you do have an account but haven’t signed in (ie, chosen a
password), please try doing that.
We just deployed a bunch of new features (a subset of which we tweeted
at twitter.com/beemuvi ) but most importantly, we’ve implemented
actual commitment contracts. With actual money. It works like before
when you start a new goal but if you go off your road then you have to
put $5 at risk to restart. If you go off the road a second time, we
actually charge your credit card for the $5. It’s a rapidly increasing
fee schedule from there each time you go off your road. Of course
with the new road dial, it should be easy to adjust your road as you
go so it’s never too hard to stay on track.
We’ve now added all the people on the wait list who used the invite
code from our akrasia article, blog.bmndr.com/akrasia
Is there anyone on this list who does not now have a beta account? Let
me know and we’ll add you right away!
If you do have an account but haven’t signed in (ie, chosen a
password), please try doing that.
We just deployed a bunch of new features (a subset of which we tweeted
at twitter.com/beemuvi ) but most importantly, we’ve implemented
actual commitment contracts. With actual money. It works like before
when you start a new goal but if you go off your road then you have to
put $5 at risk to restart. If you go off the road a second time, we
actually charge your credit card for the $5. It’s a rapidly increasing
fee schedule from there each time you go off your road. Of course
with the new road dial, it should be easy to adjust your road as you
go so it’s never too hard to stay on track.
We’ve now added all the people on the wait list who used the invite
code from our akrasia article, blog.bmndr.com/akrasia
Is there anyone on this list who does not now have a beta account? Let
me know and we’ll add you right away!
If you do have an account but haven’t signed in (ie, chosen a
password), please try doing that.
We just deployed a bunch of new features (a subset of which we tweeted
at twitter.com/beemuvi ) but most importantly, we’ve implemented
actual commitment contracts. With actual money. It works like before
when you start a new goal but if you go off your road then you have to
put $5 at risk to restart. If you go off the road a second time, we
actually charge your credit card for the $5. It’s a rapidly increasing
fee schedule from there each time you go off your road. Of course
with the new road dial, it should be easy to adjust your road as you
go so it’s never too hard to stay on track.
We’ve now added everyone who responded to this (let us know if we missed you!).
As for paypal, we’re not sure. Is there anyone who would put up money
for a commitment contract with paypal but wouldn’t/couldn’t with a
credit card?
We’ve now added all the people on the wait list who used the invite
code from our akrasia article, blog.bmndr.com/akrasia
Is there anyone on this list who does not now have a beta account? Let
me know and we’ll add you right away!
If you do have an account but haven’t signed in (ie, chosen a
password), please try doing that.
We just deployed a bunch of new features (a subset of which we tweeted
at twitter.com/beemuvi ) but most importantly, we’ve implemented
actual commitment contracts. With actual money. It works like before
when you start a new goal but if you go off your road then you have to
put $5 at risk to restart. If you go off the road a second time, we
actually charge your credit card for the $5. It’s a rapidly increasing
fee schedule from there each time you go off your road. Of course
with the new road dial, it should be easy to adjust your road as you
go so it’s never too hard to stay on track.
Some intermediary like Paypal, Google Checkout or Amazon Payments is
definitely necessary. I personally would be much more willing to sign
commitment contracts if I could use these rather than my credit card.
Kickstarter uses Amazon Payments for their conditional payments and it
seems to work well.
Robbie
On 09/08/2011, at 5:25 AM, “Bethany M. Soule” bsoule@gmail.com wrote:
We’ve now added everyone who responded to this (let us know if we missed you!).
As for paypal, we’re not sure. Is there anyone who would put up money
for a commitment contract with paypal but wouldn’t/couldn’t with a
credit card?
We’ve now added all the people on the wait list who used the invite
code from our akrasia article, blog.bmndr.com/akrasia
Is there anyone on this list who does not now have a beta account? Let
me know and we’ll add you right away!
If you do have an account but haven’t signed in (ie, chosen a
password), please try doing that.
We just deployed a bunch of new features (a subset of which we tweeted
at twitter.com/beemuvi ) but most importantly, we’ve implemented
actual commitment contracts. With actual money. It works like before
when you start a new goal but if you go off your road then you have to
put $5 at risk to restart. If you go off the road a second time, we
actually charge your credit card for the $5. It’s a rapidly increasing
fee schedule from there each time you go off your road. Of course
with the new road dial, it should be easy to adjust your road as you
go so it’s never too hard to stay on track.
We’ve now added everyone who responded to this (let us know if we missed you!).
As for paypal, we’re not sure. Is there anyone who would put up money
for a commitment contract with paypal but wouldn’t/couldn’t with a
credit card?
We’ve now added all the people on the wait list who used the invite
code from our akrasia article, blog.bmndr.com/akrasia
Is there anyone on this list who does not now have a beta account? Let
me know and we’ll add you right away!
If you do have an account but haven’t signed in (ie, chosen a
password), please try doing that.
We just deployed a bunch of new features (a subset of which we tweeted
at twitter.com/beemuvi ) but most importantly, we’ve implemented
actual commitment contracts. With actual money. It works like before
when you start a new goal but if you go off your road then you have to
put $5 at risk to restart. If you go off the road a second time, we
actually charge your credit card for the $5. It’s a rapidly increasing
fee schedule from there each time you go off your road. Of course
with the new road dial, it should be easy to adjust your road as you
go so it’s never too hard to stay on track.
We’ve now added everyone who responded to this (let us know if we missed you!).
As for paypal, we’re not sure. Is there anyone who would put up money
for a commitment contract with paypal but wouldn’t/couldn’t with a
credit card?
We’ve now added all the people on the wait list who used the invite
code from our akrasia article, blog.bmndr.com/akrasia
Is there anyone on this list who does not now have a beta account? Let
me know and we’ll add you right away!
If you do have an account but haven’t signed in (ie, chosen a
password), please try doing that.
We just deployed a bunch of new features (a subset of which we tweeted
at twitter.com/beemuvi ) but most importantly, we’ve implemented
actual commitment contracts. With actual money. It works like before
when you start a new goal but if you go off your road then you have to
put $5 at risk to restart. If you go off the road a second time, we
actually charge your credit card for the $5. It’s a rapidly increasing
fee schedule from there each time you go off your road. Of course
with the new road dial, it should be easy to adjust your road as you
go so it’s never too hard to stay on track.
Yup, thanks! That will work for anyone who wants to use paypal on an
ad hoc basis but obviously we’ll need to get that built in to the
interface for resetting your graph.
We’ve now added everyone who responded to this (let us know if we missed you!).
As for paypal, we’re not sure. Is there anyone who would put up money
for a commitment contract with paypal but wouldn’t/couldn’t with a
credit card?
We’ve now added all the people on the wait list who used the invite
code from our akrasia article, blog.bmndr.com/akrasia
Is there anyone on this list who does not now have a beta account? Let
me know and we’ll add you right away!
If you do have an account but haven’t signed in (ie, chosen a
password), please try doing that.
We just deployed a bunch of new features (a subset of which we tweeted
at twitter.com/beemuvi ) but most importantly, we’ve implemented
actual commitment contracts. With actual money. It works like before
when you start a new goal but if you go off your road then you have to
put $5 at risk to restart. If you go off the road a second time, we
actually charge your credit card for the $5. It’s a rapidly increasing
fee schedule from there each time you go off your road. Of course
with the new road dial, it should be easy to adjust your road as you
go so it’s never too hard to stay on track.
Yup, thanks! That will work for anyone who wants to use paypal on an
ad hoc basis but obviously we’ll need to get that built in to the
interface for resetting your graph.
We’ve now added everyone who responded to this (let us know if we missed you!).
As for paypal, we’re not sure. Is there anyone who would put up money
for a commitment contract with paypal but wouldn’t/couldn’t with a
credit card?
We’ve now added all the people on the wait list who used the invite
code from our akrasia article, blog.bmndr.com/akrasia
Is there anyone on this list who does not now have a beta account? Let
me know and we’ll add you right away!
If you do have an account but haven’t signed in (ie, chosen a
password), please try doing that.
We just deployed a bunch of new features (a subset of which we tweeted
at twitter.com/beemuvi ) but most importantly, we’ve implemented
actual commitment contracts. With actual money. It works like before
when you start a new goal but if you go off your road then you have to
put $5 at risk to restart. If you go off the road a second time, we
actually charge your credit card for the $5. It’s a rapidly increasing
fee schedule from there each time you go off your road. Of course
with the new road dial, it should be easy to adjust your road as you
go so it’s never too hard to stay on track.
