Important issue. Glad it's being talked about and worked on. A bit of a tangent, but I see the author in the comments and that he is at a VC now. Im not a foun

Important issue. Glad it's being talked about and worked on. A bit of a tangent, but I see the author in the comments and that he is at a VC now. Im not a founder or VC, but do have a Q: to what extent do you see common term sheet practices and current gov regulations causing issues for founders? Clearly employee equity letters could be more fair, and I realize founders have opportunities to exit that later employees don't get. But to what extent are founders being educated on the risk/reward involved in starting a startup, taking VC funds and their term sheet implications? and are some founders pushing back or deciding not to take the risk of starting a startup at all?