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Ron would not do that. First, he's not the sort of person who would write an email hoping it would be leaked. If he has something to say, he just says it. Bu
by pg 16y ago
Ron would not do that. First, he's not the sort of person who would write an email hoping it would be leaked. If he has something to say, he just says it. But also, if he'd written this to be leaked, it wouldn't sound like this; he wouldn't have said some of the things he did, and he would have showed it to his posse, who would have fixed the misspelling of "entrepreneur."
I suspect he is mortified this got out. It must have been leaked by one of the super-angels themselves. Which is a little surprising, considering the things it says about them. There must be at least one super-angel so eager for attention that he believes there's no such thing as bad publicity.
- tomjen3 16y agoEither that, or one of the super angles are staying inside exactly so that he can leak this and work against the conspiracy.
- ericb 16y agoWere I interested in identifying the leak, I'd send an email with faked headers that looked like it went to everyone, but actually send each person a version that is subtly different--a misspelling of a word, or a variation in white space, or punctuation. Then, I'd wait to see which appeared on TC.
- noodle 16y agowith the consistent misspelling of "entrepreneur", this just hit a new level of entertaining. i wonder if an angel in the group just funded the moonraker laser.
- davemc500hats 16y agohope you're not talking about me Paul. I didn't leak ron's email, and I've been consistently public about this from the beginning. the issue here isn't collusion, it's convertible notes. your post on hi-def investing captures it perfectly, and some investor are likely not comfortable with that. however I agree with you, and conv notes are definitely the future of early-stage investing... angelgate sensationalism or not, that's the core issue here.