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Removing choice is fine, but people will want to know what number they'll get if they order right now. Even if you can't or won't show the next rock, show the next number.
This will pair very well with my Anthropologie rock.
Are those pet rocks or wild rocks? Are they homebroken? Can they be a home rock as I won't be able to take them for walks daily.
I'm starting a rock sitting business. Our highly trained staff can look after your rocks while you are out.
It is great they are documenting each rock. I would hate to get a forgery.
This kind of objectification is stone cold.
$50 for a rock is outrageous. I would hope that it at least comes with a cool sticker, then I would be willing to accept it.
small typo: "Assignment: Assignment:"
Are the rocks ethically sourced?
What stack are you running? How do you guarantee sequential consistency of order numbers across your app server regions, cache layers and data lakehouse?
Is this a commentary on NFTs?
Congrats on the launch!

Small suggestion - work on the semantic structure and SEO.

It's all H1 Tags as far as the eye can see!

Updated. Semantic structure now follows proper heading hierarchy. Appreciate the technical review.
~That's a good way to launder money.~

Err, tumble money. Err, that's a good internet gag.

I need unnumbered rocks. Can you remove the numbering?
Rocks are not physically modified. Sequential numbering exists in our documentation system only - reflected on the Certificate of Authenticity and archive database. The rocks themselves remain in their natural state.
What are your contingency plans if a hecto-billionaire suddenly orders 100 million rocks? Can you scale?
Curious, was rocks.ai not available?
you guys are entirely too cool. I love it. Perfect commentary after a work day full of ai adjacent nonsense.
What makes a $50 rock different from the one in my backyard?
Is nobody asking what mineral the rocks are? Are they all the same? Are there a few types of which you might get one of? Nobody cares?

Next up pumice.rocks , limestone.rocks, basalt.rocks?

Their business plan looks rock solid!
I’ve bought a lot from eBay (since 1998) and the joy of buying unique items is knowing the photo is of the exact object I’m receiving. Further from this experience, I understand the appeal less and less.
Meh. Rocks are a feature, not a product.