Intercourse Developer Smartly Changes The App’s Name To Feedback Fast

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By Brent DirksJan 22, 2014, 3:19 pm436 pts
Australian developer Murray Hurps released an interesting app back in December. It allowed speakers to get honest, and anonymous, feedback from audience members during a pitch or presentation. There was just a slight problem. Its name happened to be Intercourse. Hurps discussed the issue on his blog: Since…

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