For what it is worth, I liked many of the points in your post, in spite of its shortcomings, particularly where you remind readers that some of the most spectac

For what it is worth, I liked many of the points in your post, in spite of its shortcomings, particularly where you remind readers that some of the most spectacularly successful tech companies are very discrete in what they reveal to the world and when. That in itself should give less mature companies pause before starting to feel sanctimonious in having adopted a business idea that sees virtue in lunging violently in the other direction. I find it jarring to hear young entrepreneurs touting their own virtues in relation to others and, if the basis upon which they do so is ultimately insupportable in a business sense, so much the better for causing them to examine themselves and their motives. I would personally elevate the tone a bit, but that is just me. In many ways, a stimulating post. Thanks.