Appreciate the support. We're doing our best to get it out there and see how people actually use it. We created it because we think it's important, simple as that. So we definitely plan on sticking around.
Well, best of luck. It's a cool project, and I think marketing is going to be the decisive battle for you guys.
FWIW, I wanted to chime in on the issue raised by others. For use in smaller groups, much of the issue of identifiable style could be obfuscated by instructing the users on using generic sentence structure, word count, rate of input, and synonyms.
Or, you could even have a list of commonly useful expressions, and typing isn't an option or is limited to filling in blanks as with MadLibs. The list of stuff that's hard to say to directly is probably not all that long.
