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I wonder: this person is your friend, and he seems reasonable enough for you to have started this project with, so what's his side of the story? What's his rati
by siglesias 16y ago
I wonder: this person is your friend, and he seems reasonable enough for you to have started this project with, so what's his side of the story? What's his rationale if, as you say, you've borne a brunt of the work?
This may well be the only side to the story, but something tells me there has to be more to it.
- timmaah 16y agoMy guess is the friend is one of those people that thinks the idea is worth more then the work it takes to launch it. > My co-founder had the "idea" for a startup.
- siglesias 16y agoI understand that, but it is also implied that the author iterated on a good deal of material provided by his partner and is now calling it his own. That seems a bit unfair also. I don't think we ought to prejudice the other party on the basis that he had the "idea." Yes, execution is more important than the idea, but it probably isn't that simple. I'd be totally ready to render judgment if I heard the other guy use the idea argument but we need to hear it from his mouth.