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User Profile: Heather
Heather September 29th, 2017

We've been working really hard on Noni, the friendly bot. She is now able to provide active listening and guide you through various helpful activities, such as journaling and goal setting... but this is still in early development and she's not quite perfect. Right now, we're looking for adult & teen members to give her a test run and share their feedback. Your feedback will help to inform us on what is required before releasing to the entire community. This is a great time to have your voice heard. (Also, she's pretty fun to chat with!)

Interested? Here's what you need to do!

1) Sign up here
2) When we're ready for you to test, Noni will appear in your conversations list
3) Chat with Noni!
4) Provide feedback via a survey you will be given


NOTE: There is no criteria or limitation on who can help test Noni. We are looking for feedback from both adults and teens, old and new members. We will be reaching out to testers in groups, so if you do sign up, keep in mind that some members may get her before or after you. If this happens, it doesn't mean your application was rejected.

Really excited to hear what you all think!

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User Profile: sablefoodie
sablefoodie October 1st, 2017

Would love to

User Profile: cyanPlatypus6370
cyanPlatypus6370 October 1st, 2017

@Heather .... Hi :)

Why does the form ask for our username AND our email addresses? It seems overly redundant. I'm just wondering if there is a reason. Because my email address is directly linked to my username and profile .... isn't it? (Platy once again wishes for more emoticons - expressions/feelings.) This seems exciting, so I'll look forward to chatting with the new and improved Noni. ~ Platy

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User Profile: Heather
Heather OP October 1st, 2017

@cyanPlatypus6370 - Because we need your username to send Noni to your account and your email address so I can drop you a note to let you know she's coming and what to do next. Technically, I could look up individual usernames to find email addresses, but that takes quite a while when there are a lot of people. Having it all together in the form makes things much easier. Hope this makes sense!

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