Dear Krugle Beta Tester,
You are getting this email because you signed up to test the Krugle search
environment. Either that or a friend/enemy signed you up as some cruel hoax.
If that is the case, you can opt out right now by replying with “Opt Out” in
the subject line and we’ll never contact you again.
Assuming you want to be part of the beta test, you are probably wondering why it
took so long for us to get back to you. One big reason was figuring out how to
send mail to 35,000+ people. We had no idea this many would sign up, but we got
that sorted out, so here we are.
We started the beta last week with the first 1,000 testers. So far, it's looking
good. Those of you in the 34,000 left will begin getting login credentials (in the
order you signed up) beginning April 5. We hope to get the lot of you in the test
before April 14 or so, assuming nothing really unexpectedly bad happens.
Your feedback, comments and suggestions will be the key ingredient that makes
this product truly great. This version still has known bugs and several UI issues
we've not yet solved. As professional developers like yourselves, we strive for
quality and excellence, so it drives us nuts to put something out that isn't
perfect. We could have waited until later this year when we'd likely be 95%
satisfied with the product, but then we'd miss your critical input. We decided
to take the chance that this version is good enough to show you where we're
headed – and to provide you with some real value.
This is a new way for developers to search for technical information and code.
Perhaps more importantly, it envisions a new way to share information about code.
Until you get the chance to test it yourself, there is a 4-minute overview on our
website that details what we're trying to accomplish:
http://www.krugle.com/demos/Overview5_800.html
Thanks,
Steve Larsen
CEO
Krugle, Inc.
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