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I made the mistake of skimming over the post. 1. I can't speak for everyone out there, but I'm guessing that most of the people out there have no interest in t
by ajays 16y ago
I made the mistake of skimming over the post.
1. I can't speak for everyone out there, but I'm guessing that most of the people out there have no interest in this drama. This is high-school theatrics played out by so-called grown-ups. I skimmed it because I had made the mistake of reading Arrington's post about it; I guess I was assuming two wrongs make a right... ;)
2. Most of the post is about the launch of his "LAUNCH" conference. The title of the post ("why I'm suing Arrington") has nothing to do with the meat of the post, LAUNCH. It becomes clear quickly that the title was deliberately inflammatory to garner attention.
Word of advice to Jason and Mike: enough with the drama. If you want to do something interesting, please make it interesting in its own right and stop this name-calling and theatrics. This is HN, not TMZ.
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- colkassad 16y ago"I can't speak for everyone out there, but I'm guessing that most of the people out there have no interest in this drama." Well, I clicked here and only saw Jason's comment. I then wrote an email and refreshed afterward to see a flurry of comments so I think many people find it interesting. If anything, I think it's a valuable lesson to be learned for new entrepreneurs on choosing who to do business with.
- bastosmichael 16y agoI don't know, maybe it's just me but I've never gone into business with someone that I don't trust. It's one thing to build a partnership, it's a whole other to put all this time and effort into a business you don't even own in the hopes that someone else will give you a piece of it. Jason shouldn't be mad at Mike, he should be mad at himself for being arrogant enough to think he didn't have to be careful about this. I like Calacanis at times, but other times he seems more pomp then circumstance and I don't know which is the real him?