Agreed, I tend to take the number of times I'm asked a question in person by someone new as a signal that a topic is worth writing up. It's also easier to sit

Agreed, I tend to take the number of times I'm asked a question in person by someone new as a signal that a topic is worth writing up. It's also easier to sit down and come up with a well thought through answer that you can link out when asked again. Opposed to paraphrasing each time and potentially missing key points/clarity. For example, I wrote this up after meeting lots of clients when I was freelance who were regularly questioning why they couldn't find technical co-founders > https://hackernoon.com/developer-risk-profiles-why-you-wont-find-a-technical-co-founder-514381d9ad09#.2ii4tjj35 https://hackernoon.com/developer-risk-profiles-why-you-wont-...