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Thanks for the last sentence, I'll take it seriously

I personally use a "dummy" email for whenever I sign up to something that looks interesting. Only after I might use my real e-mail. But to answer your question I prefer e-mail.

Sony's decision might also be a good marketing plan. Remember when they took down the Twinikies and everybody wanted to buy them and then after a few months they put it in circulation again. I believe Sony is trying to'milk' the fact that they got hacked and make some profit out of it

something similar with NY Times but written by everyday people (like Twitter)

Yea, but medium is mostly stories . I wanted something similar with Twitter that will show news in real time and give users the power to write them rather than big conglomerates like CNN or fox.

I'm kind of newbie in the start up world but your 'landing page' does not offer that much info about what the product is about

awesome tool for writers.Very similar with Kickstarter

Was not expecting that,interesting