On Stompstart by 21 September 2019 · Tel Aviv · Israel
yes.no.
yes.no let the crowd vote on questions for celebrities and experts, then passed the winners on for answers, in 11 languages.
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A report credited to ISRAEL21c said yes.no launched in April 2015 in 11 languages, with iOS and Android apps planned for early 2016, founded by Assaf Levy and Sella Rafaeli.
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“Ask the people you admire the things you've always wanted to know. Welcome to the crowd interview.”
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“Ask the people you admire the things you've always wanted to know. Welcome to the crowd interview.”
yes.no's vision is to bridge the gap between celebrities and audiences; experts and their colleagues; and individuals and their peers by enabling respectful, meaningful Q&A experiences. Built for web, iOS and Android in 11 languages. 20 more languages coming soon! Unl...
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In our words: Only a directory excerpt of the listing survives. It described yes.no as a 'crowd interview' service meant to connect celebrities with audiences, experts with colleagues and individuals with peers through Q&A, built for web, iOS and Android in 11 languages with more planned. It gave Tel Aviv, Israel as its location.
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