> Now we need a technical writer, to handle API documentation etc. Sorry, but you've already lost me there. That's firmly in the "nice to have" camp. For examp

> Now we need a technical writer, to handle API documentation etc. Sorry, but you've already lost me there. That's firmly in the "nice to have" camp. For example: the documentation on Sublime's API is shoddy at best, but enough plugins still get made that I'm incredibly happy with it as a product. Your math adds up to what would be a great team, but there's no way you can call it the bare minimum to create and maintain a great product.