I understand and partially agree with you. But imagine a wannabe entrepreneur that is attracted by the title and go on to read the interview on how to do it. He

I understand and partially agree with you. But imagine a wannabe entrepreneur that is attracted by the title and go on to read the interview on how to do it. He/she will actually have a very clear expectation on how to "bootstrap a business into $18k monthly". Indiehackers, in my opinion, provides a very valuable service of providing a reality check for those dreaming with "easy" revenue from digital products. "Oh, this guy actually built an audience for years before launching the business", "Oh, this other guy actually had a successful business to work as launchpad of his business", "Oh, thi guy actually started from scratch, but his revenue is in the hundreds per month for now and I have doubts if even that is sustainable". If someone is planning to launch a bootstrapping business and stumble upon Indiehackers I have no doubt he/she will be better prepared to do it after reading these interviews.