No Frictionless Standard for Sharing Contact Information at In-Person Events
Professionals at events lack a universal, frictionless way to share contact information, with QR codes, printed cards, and digital cards each having distinct tradeoffs and fragmented adoption. The 97-upvote signal confirms widespread demand for a better unified contact-sharing standard.
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