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Soooooo.....like Calendly?


Compare Calendly's website filled with contact information, social media links, or pricing data to this skeleton site.


None of those things actually make any impact into how secure or privacy-preserving an app is...


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> Meeting Swipe

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Here's me wondering what that's even supposed to mean.


Why does stuff that's very easily "faked" (e.g. mail address at a UPS Store, etc) actually mean anything? This seems like paranoia theater.


I guess. Do people really connect work accounts to shit like that? Where on earth do you work?


Yes, yes they do, to hundreds of different shits a year; without a single thought about legal review or approval.


How do clients/candidates/vendors schedule time with you?


Microsoft, who provides our mail and calendar service, has a tool for this available in Office 365. So no need to connect an outside service. Otherwise, self-hosting is an option. Or you make the decision that the risk of using a third party is alright in your business and do that.


It's also built into Google Calendar, create an event across some time, then change its type to Appointment Schedule.


What's the tool?


Good point. Shouldn’t be using that either.




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