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seeing reddit in this list, i wonder to myself: at what point is a startup no longer considered a startup? when is it better to start using "startup" in past te
by mattdennewitz 17y ago
seeing reddit in this list, i wonder to myself: at what point is a startup no longer considered a startup? when is it better to start using "startup" in past tense?
- blackswan 17y agoReddit was acquired by Conde Nast - I would suggest that this means the company has graduated from startup status?
- ErrantX 17y agoThe aim is still to document it though - if it was a startup in recent years chuck it on. The benefits are a) you get to see what people like YC funded in the past and b) you can see a list of the projects different people worked on. In 5 years time this Alexis' page [1] (for example) could list all sorts of things :) 1. http://www.startupwiki.co.uk/founders/alexis_ohanian http://www.startupwiki.co.uk/founders/alexis_ohanian
- nfnaaron 17y agoFor people reading Startup Wiki, it might be interesting to follow a startup through the full life cycle.