I don’t understand why people are so skeptical of Nodis. Indeed, they have taken up a really tough challenge of helping the land-based retail stores, but it doesn’t mean that it is not feasible. People still go to the shops - just check out how crowded the shopping malls are during the weekends. Personally, I find their challenge system quite interesting. Not mind-blowing, of course, but still amusing enough for me to partake in a few of such initiatives. It won’t require plenty of effort from me to do a selfie or something, given that it might help some business.

Simon   July 1, 2019   Reply

Trying to help the land-based retail stores is like saving dinosaurs at the time of the K-Pg extinction event - it’s just hopeless. The guys have come up with an interesting idea, but they should have realized that once the online platforms figure out how to have buyers try on the merchandise before buying, the brick-and-mortar stores are done with. I think some online platforms are already providing sensor costumes which feed data about body measurements. Sorry, Nodis, but your selfie challenges won’t be of any help. Try to apply your talents elsewhere.

Arnold   June 23, 2019   Reply

I find their idea to be quite simplistic, but you know what they say, “The secret to genius is not complexity, its simplicity.” I am not implying that Nodis would cause a breakthrough or a revolution, but it will certainly find its fair share of users. Although I am not really fond of the fact that NODIS can only be used to purchase some certificates. That is a really limited scope of application for a token.

Lucas   June 21, 2019   Reply