got to hear from emurse via michael a few days back, and first impression was ‘so what?’. but i am usually pretty bad at making sound judgements from first impressions, so i went back. Asked the system to download the resume I had put up when testing for the first time; the following unbranded message came up:

We’re under a ton of load right now from unexpected recent press, and we’re really sorry.
Like, super duper sorry. Someone’s going to get fired kind of sorry.
Try back again in a few minutes while we get this worked out. We’re adding more servers tonight. :)

I am sure there’s a good reason why new ventures get to be a bit of a victim of their own success: maybe they’re like seriously bootstrapped and noone’s giving them an extra buck if they can’t show them traffic. I guess I was amused rather than annoyed ’cause it was not a critical transaction to me, but also I felt the message was fresh. Or maybe I am just a compassionate user, which is not antonymous to being a passionate user

  • http://www.blogger.com/profile/27448039 Alex Rudloff

    I’m so happy someone noticed my error message handy work today! Sweet.

    We started our beta test two weeks ago with a simple press release. A user suggestion to SolutionWatch led to a review, which led to complete mayhem and links galore. The positive response has been simply overwhelming.

    It’s exciting and I think we have a great initial release. Stay tuned for some really neat/helpful features, and let me know if you have any thoughts on what we can do better!

    Best,

    Alex Rudloff
    Emurse.com

  • http://www.blogger.com/profile/210302 Jorge

    Seriously , how’s that for the author of the error message to get to comment on this post from the bum of the world… talk about reach huh

    all the best with the new venture in the coming months Alex.. will pass on comments as we get to use the system a bit more

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