3 ms·

I agree with this sentiment with regards to more formal businesses. Like you say, you don't want to screw those up. But for smaller, side projects, I think this

I agree with this sentiment with regards to more formal businesses. Like you say, you don't want to screw those up. But for smaller, side projects, I think this is usefull. I also believe in the "shotgun" method of pushing out an MVP, guaging the response, and seeing what sticks. This could be the perfect thing for finding someone to build "shotgun" kinds of projects with.

rgbrenner 9y ago
And if the MVP is successful.. then what? Aren't you back to the 'formal business' problem?
- bloatedcarpel 9y ago
  Yes, and individuals should be cautious about the terms they agree to when people are interested in pairing up. I used the term "co-hackers" on the site specifically, meaning people can pair up to work on projects together, not necessarily as co-founders.
  - quadcore 9y ago
    I like co-hackers. Sounds exciting without being to formal.