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November 24, 2014 at 03:02PM:

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Sharealine.com is a online public opinion center where people can create a versus between two options they are considering and share their knowledge, opinions and (user) experience about products, services, issues and everything else. Internet is a very useful tool but when trying to make an informed decision about something, the sheer mass of information and opinions available becomes overwhelming. One endlessly researches and compares, tries to determine what option really is the better, cheaper, healthier, sexier or the most fun one. At Sharealine.com users find out at a glimpse of an eye what everybody else thinks about a product one wants to use, a service one is considering or an issue one cares about. At Sharealine.com users can have fun making informed decisions and can help others do so, too. Or, in other words, as the slogan says: "Share what you know. Ask what you don't." Here's how it works: Users can create a "versus" and share their dilemma about two options they are considering; Users can "vote" to quickly share what they think about an option in someone's versus; And they can "comment" to share their knowledge, experience or opinion in a more elaborate way. The more people participate, the more relevant the final result is. People can use Sharealine.com for more or less important decisions they have to make, like what new gadget to get, how to take care of your baby, what car to buy, should you get a bunny rabbit or a turtle as a pet or where to go on vacation; but also when they are excited about a sports match, want to know which pair of jeans their butt looks smaller in or who would win a pillow fight - Chuck Norris or Justin Bieber. Users can also start debates about serious issues like elections or healthcare or environment to see what the public opinion of the world regarding these questions is.





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