StackShare is a well-established software discovery platform with verified utility and significant traction in the developer community (comparable to HackerNoon). However, the submission itself was of extremely low quality, utilizing vague hyperboles ('everyone', 'most people') and lacking concrete data. While the project's real-world value is high (Series A funded, millions of visitors), the 'Proof of Usefulness' score is heavily penalized by the poor Quality Factors (Qi) assigned due to the lack of evidence provided in the input. The score reflects a solid product presented poorly.
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Score Breakdown
Project Details
Algorithm Insights
Recommendations to Increase Usefulness Score
Document User Growth
Provide specific metrics on user acquisition and retention rates
Showcase Revenue Model
Detail sustainable monetization strategy and current revenue streams
Expand Evidence Base
Include testimonials, case studies, and third-party validation
Technical Roadmap
Share development milestones and feature completion timeline