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I think you should forget about all that stuff and go out and try to meet people who have similar ideas, skills, and backgrounds as you do. There are many meet
by danielrhodes 19y ago
I think you should forget about all that stuff and go out and try to meet people who have similar ideas, skills, and backgrounds as you do. There are many meet ups for tech people if you live in a populated area. Either that or get together with people at work/school.
The problem with searching for a co-founder whom you don't know beforehand is that you don't know much about the person and so you don't know what to expect. From experience, you can get yourself into all types of trouble that way.
What I'm trying to get at is that it's better to go out and look for friends who could later become partners.
- xenoterracide 19y agoI haven't found anyone who has what I'm really looking for. But I agree with you.
- lyime 19y agoWhat are you looking for/working on?
- xenoterracide 19y agoI am working on building an online pencil and paper rpg play system. It would support a character database, dice rollers, major P&P systems, the usual forums, npc character search, all sort's of toy's for players/ST's,GM's,DM's, and a chat system. And eventually support for a subscription service for the books. Much like O'Reilly's Safari. at least that's my primary idea atm. I have many others. The problem is that most of the people I know wouldn't want to leave there security blanket of a comfortable job. Aren't technically adept enough, or generally aren't smart enough. I only can think of one person I would really, really consider. But he is part of the first problem, and working on a drinking addiction :(. The rest of the people who I might consider I wouldn't get along with and don't share their style of visions.