Comments on: The Humancar could save marriages http://www.lets-evo.net/blog/2006/08/25/the-humancar-could-save-marriages/ Tue, 31 Aug 2010 01:43:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: anderslindegaard http://www.lets-evo.net/blog/2006/08/25/the-humancar-could-save-marriages/comment-page-1/#comment-2 anderslindegaard Wed, 06 Sep 2006 18:00:20 +0000 http://www.lets-evo.net/wp/?p=74#comment-2 I've looked briefly at "lets-evo". I like both the content and the way its built: simple and useful. If I should give some constructive feedback to it, it would be about the awareness gets. I actually find it a bit boring, when taking a closer look. Not because of the idea it self ("things that make us move") and the visual impression. More because I lack reason for using it. And what could that reason be? I'm not in any way an expert on webpages. I'll try to give some suggestions anyway. Possible reasons for visiting Lets Evo: - News value: This is a place where I'll be the first to know about "things that make us move". - Strong opinion: Lets Evo really makes me think because of crisp and clear opinions and messages, thats easy to agree or disagree with. - Personality: The blog is based on real life, real experience, real people and I can take part all the way. (Perhaps not relevant at Lets Evo, but for sure usefull to many other communication platforms). - Relevance. "Things that makes us move" is definitely a relevant topic. It's one of the main factors in our life. How we get from point A to B is essential to how we organize almost everything we do. Even our physical state is dependent on whether we walk, run, ride a bike, lean back in a car or perhaps stay the same place and let others move in our direction. An alternative theme could be "Things that make us sit still". The internet, telephones, TVs etc. I'd like the blog to go a bit further beyond these things. To explore what's lying behind it all, and what the consequenses can be. And why it's relevant. Evolution it self is actually going hand in hand with the things that makes us move. Now that's interesting. I’ve looked briefly at “lets-evo”. I like both the content and the way its built: simple and useful. If I should give some constructive feedback to it, it would be about the awareness gets. I actually find it a bit boring, when taking a closer look. Not because of the idea it self (“things that make us move”) and the visual impression. More because I lack reason for using it. And what could that reason be? I’m not in any way an expert on webpages. I’ll try to give some suggestions anyway.

Possible reasons for visiting Lets Evo:
- News value: This is a place where I’ll be the first to know about “things that make us move”.
- Strong opinion: Lets Evo really makes me think because of crisp and clear opinions and messages, thats easy to agree or disagree with.
- Personality: The blog is based on real life, real experience, real people and I can take part all the way. (Perhaps not relevant at Lets Evo, but for sure usefull to many other communication platforms).

- Relevance. “Things that makes us move” is definitely a relevant topic. It’s one of the main factors in our life. How we get from point A to B is essential to how we organize almost everything we do. Even our physical state is dependent on whether we walk, run, ride a bike, lean back in a car or perhaps stay the same place and let others move in our direction. An alternative theme could be “Things that make us sit still”. The internet, telephones, TVs etc. I’d like the blog to go a bit further beyond these things. To explore what’s lying behind it all, and what the consequenses can be. And why it’s relevant. Evolution it self is actually going hand in hand with the things that makes us move. Now that’s interesting.

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