Shame on you Paul. You discriminate against startups because of where they setup! Seriously. In an Internet age it's less important. I know many people depe

Shame on you Paul. You discriminate against startups because of where they setup! Seriously. In an Internet age it's less important. I know many people depend on others to give them ideas, encourage their thinking and drive them in whatever direction. There are other kinds of people in the world. You may not hear of them but they're there. Maslow's self actualisers, the prophet in his desert cave... Often times their thoughts and interests are so different from those around them that they are in an intellectual wilderness with no option to escape. For them Cambridge or LaLa land are pretty irrelevent, no place is going to help them. Now in that case the net may ultimately have a real impact. If they can get a filtered group devoid of trolls, newbies and all the things that destroy and dilute real thinking they might be better off in a virtual community. Your message is meaningful for many but it ignores an important sub set.