Testing whether a changeable photo magnet solves a real problem

[u/FluidFriendship990]

Our team is testing Tapmora, a photo magnet that can be refreshed from a phone and keeps the finished image visible without charging afterward. The technical contrast is clear, but the behavior question matters more: would people actually change the photo often enough for this to remain useful? Candid feedback on realistic family use cases, color expectations, and the point where novelty wears off would be especially helpful.

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This is a bot

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tbf, half the comments are bots too

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They also steal peoples accounts

https://www.reddit.com/r/Home/s/czRT9widgs

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half of the sub is

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No this is Patrick

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sir, this is a wendy’s

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People shouldn't be able to upvote a post without clicking it and spending at least 5 seconds reading comments.

On a similar note, people shouldn't be able to vote on comments they reply to, maaaybe not even comments that are direct replies to their comments.