Anonymment Overview

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Anonymment Overview

• What started as a way to give feedback
  anonymously (to an unreachable VP who thrived on
  adding last minute, crack-of-dawn meetings) has
  grown into a solution to send anonymous comments
  to friends, family, acquaintances, crushes,
  businesses, government leaders, co-workers.
  Whomever you can think of, really! Perhaps
  youll tell a crush how you feel anonymously and
  wait to see if they act on it. We call that the
  Anonymment Icebreaker! Perhaps you just want to
  give Mark a break by telling him about is
  unbearable body odor. The purpose of Anonymment
  is to give you the tools to say what you want to
  say in the case that a face to face isnt
  welcoming. We believe positive change can come
  of speaking ones mind and Anonymment was
  established to facilitate that.
• DESIGN
• The website should have the simplicity of
  Twitter, but with a home page that focuses on the
  Anonymments being sent by users.
• Professional, but with a bit of fun to avoid
  taking itself too serious Think Twitter
• The home page should be clean, without clutter

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User Experience

• Joe the visitor would go to Anonymment.com with
  the intention to send an Anonymous
  comment/message (Anonymment) to an e-mail
  address. Joe could read and respond to the
  Anonymment feed on the home page, but in order to
  send a message Joe would need to sign in. Once
  signed in, Joe could send up to 150 characters to
  any user whose e-mail address he has. They would
  just enter the e-mail address into the
  appropriate field and select send. The sent item
  would flow into Joes sent item box, denoting the
  e-mail address he sent it to. If he sent the
  message to Bob, Bob would be able to click on a
  link in the e-mail he received which would take
  Bob back Anonymment.com where Bob could type his
  message. Once Bob typed his message in and
  pushed send, Bob would get a prompting to sign
  in. Once he did, the message would be sent and
  fall into Bobs sent box. This direct response
  could continue, however Bob would not know who
  the original sender was. Joe, meanwhile, would
  receive the direct responses in his inbox, and
  also be able to click on a more button in order
  to display user responses on the main feed..
  Members, or visitors to the site could follow the
  conversation and respond on the main feed (on the
  home page). You must be signed in to send an
  Anonymment and respond, however anyone can
  comment on the feed. In the end, hopefully Joe
  gets his message across.

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Home Page (Resource link should say Blog/
Resources)
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Incorporated within the home page design -
Anonymment feed with voting/response option. Ads
on the side. Feed would have a more button at
the base and an archive section to jump by month.
Voting would determine what falls within the
Favorite Anonymments of the day, week, month, and
all time. Comment should work similar to
Facebook with expandable option to see more
within same page. Anyone can comment on them, but
in order to send your own and have direct
response, you would need to sign in.
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Once a user clicks respond it should expand,
similar to how Facebook does. Additionally, they
should be able to click on a more button to
expand and see more comments
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Registration page
Would like an automatic e-mail validation process
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Anonymous Message page
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Reply Option (see excel workflow)

• Message sent
• Received by recipient
• Recipient clicks on reply (must register if not
  member)
• Recipient taken to Anonymment response page.
• They can type message, but if they hit send they
  will receive a prompting to sign in or sign up if
  new user.
• Once signed in, user can select send.
• Message sent

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Settings

• Change account info Username, Password, e-mail

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Control panel capabilities (ads, bottom etc..)

• Delete accounts
• Block IPs
• Remove comments
• Control ads
• Edit capabilities for all information/text-based
  pages
• About Us
• Terms and Condition
• Privacy Policy
• FAQ
• Blogs/Resources organized to allow a blog, plus
  area for recommended books/links to Amazon books
  for profit share.
• Contact us
• Follow us on Twitter (link)
• Members database /set up for mass e-mail updates,
  etc.
• Blog edit/add capabilities
• Edit e-mail that recipients receive (welcome and
  all e-mail sent by users)

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Request for Proposal

• Cost
• Development schedule with deadlines and launch
  date