Thank you so much. This is my first time sharing my product on Hacker News, and every bit of attention like this makes me really happy.

1. You're right. I actually considered it, but I thought a demo would make the landing page quite heavy. Your comment gave me the idea of making a separate page where you can try a demo. Great suggestion, thank you.

2. Thanks. This was actually intentional. As a first target, I'd like Bloffy to appeal to developers who care a lot about SEO. Bloffy is also a bit different from typical blog products built to be easy for everyone. The goal is for it to grow, over time, into a blog customized to you. The first target is developers, but going further, SEO professionals who can handle HTML, CSS, and basic JS could be a target too.

3. You're right. I'll make the differences clearer on the landing page, and I'm also planning to write a separate post about how Bloffy differs from other blogging platforms.

4. I think you mean the demo video on the landing page? The pace does feel a bit fast. I was trying to keep it under a minute. I'll take that into account. Thanks!

Oops, you're right. The CSS was showing up as-is in the summary of the first post on the list page. I've edited the post. Thanks!

Thank you so much for the feedback.

The confirmation email being sent in Korean does look like a real bug. I had set English as the default, but it seems I missed this part. Thanks for pointing it out.

You're right that the word "Translation" can be misleading. For now, translations are meant to be done manually, but I'm also considering automatic translation in the future. Automatic translation can change the meaning you want to convey, so I'd still recommend translating posts yourself. But for convenience, I'm thinking about adding automatic translation.

Thanks again.

The confirmation email is no longer sent in Korean. It now comes in the language of the site you signed up from. Thanks for catching it!

Thanks! I'm a solo developer based in Korea. Since it's not a company, I'm not sure what I should put there. What do solo developers usually include on their About page?

Fixed.

Haha, right? Bloffy doesn't use PHP at all.

Yes, it's a hosted service.

My native language is Korean, and by "your own blog" I meant something like "a blog that's truly yours." I was trying to sum up a few things in that one phrase: you can customize it freely, the platform interferes very little, it's friendly to raw HTML, and it allows JavaScript. I think that line could be misleading, so I'll need to reword it.

Thank you.

I see. Fair point, thanks. I'll try to improve it on mobile.