He's leaving it running and supporting it a little, but not spending much time on development, probably even less than he planned now that he's a cofounder at a

He's leaving it running and supporting it a little, but not spending much time on development, probably even less than he planned now that he's a cofounder at a startup instead of just an employee somewhere. From http://paulstamatiou.com/exploring-san-francisco-silicon-valley http://paulstamatiou.com/exploring-san-francisco-silicon-val... : >Skribit is a niche product that serves a small market well and it is with that in mind that development will continue, but in a part-time manner. Some changes will be taking place around the site to focus more heavily on converting users to paid Pro accounts (and pay off our convertible note) rather than building out certain community features that require much upkeep; making Skribit more of a tool than a destination. Ultimately, I need to land a paying job and focus on paying off my out-of-state tuition, which is still a six figure number.