Side comment/rant: I think amateurish is something that is valued highly in at least some subset of the startup community. It's a rebellious rejection of the bl

Side comment/rant: I think amateurish is something that is valued highly in at least some subset of the startup community. It's a rebellious rejection of the blanket conformist expectations of "professionalism" -- a way of signalling that your business is not business as usual. (Similarly, I get the feeling that some of the sexist attitudes in the startup world doesn't come from people actually being sexist, but instead from a need to signal that they too are beyond the shackles of Political Correctness.)