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]]>Arguing is core to the human experience. It's also a very popular type of content on almost all social media platforms. Why hasn't anyone thought to make software for it specifically?
We are a startup called Arguflow that is seeking to try building that.
Our core idea is to build the software as an EdTech product and then try to onboard people from the general public in the very distant future.
We have a few posts detailing our plans:
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]]>For more information, please visit- https://www.sharda.ac.in/programmes/btech-mechanical-engineering
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]]>note1 - you’ll need a google account to access this course note2 - users outside USA might find it to be a little slow. We’re working hard on this and apologize for any inconvenience(My cousin in India just took the course and he said it was fine).
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]]>I'm the owner of https://efit.software. It's software designed for physical education/kinesiology classes. Right now, my focus is on colleges. Professors require this as part of their classes, just as they would require a textbook.
I would like to offer X number of free subscriptions to students in need. Any suggestions or ideas on how I could go about doing this? I realize I could set up a scholarship fund with individual colleges but was considering accepting the applications in-house.
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