nickmacario

One of the use cases of the dock app is to instantly import your information to new apps you’re signing up for. Yes, you could spend up to an hour on some sites manually signing up and creating new profiles, or you could instantly import your information in seconds.

What you can’t do is manually add verified information from apps you use, even if you wanted to spend hours doing it. A few examples are 1) Your network of LinkedIn connections 2) Twitter Followers 3) Reddit Karma 4) Quora activity 5) Freelance reviews from Upwork 6) Online skills assessments or e-learning course certificates.

The goal of dock is to connect your information everywhere and automate your experiences online everywhere you go, with your control of where and how your information is used.

Hey Justin -

Make sure people are excited and passionate about what you are working on before anything else. If folks aren’t excited about what you are doing they aren’t going to be motivated to perform at their best. If they are passionate about what you are doing, work isn’t so much a job, and you will see team members excel to new levels and will be loyal to the project, team and mission.

Also make sure they are likeable - a bad apple can throw a wrench in things and team members become family. You’ll need people who can ride the ups and downs and tolerate one another through good and bad.

jboxd, sorry to hear about your issue in the past. I can ask the team to take another look if you email [email protected] the information from this thread.

• You will see companies like LinkedIn have far less control over what happens with user data. A reminder - user data (your resume/vc and network/connections) power hundreds of thousands of apps, and nearly every system in this industry.

• You will see data flow between apps more fluently with the user having much more control.

• You will see much more current information from app to app vs profiles and resumes which haven’t been updated in months or years.

dock.io already has confirmed partnerships with large scale brands which are “centralized” platforms. Nearly all platforms currently are.

What dock.io does for these platforms is provide a different way to manage user data. Rather than restricting users on their platforms, they allow them to save of all of their information and activity on these platforms to the dock.io network(blockchain/IPFS), with a simple click of a button. Now user data on these platforms is much less centralized, and users can freely use their information across other platforms.