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Anybody see the inherent irony in this?
by InfinityX0 16y ago
Anybody see the inherent irony in this?
- SMrF 16y agoI don't know about ironic. Certainly I can see the inherent recursion. http://upstartly.com/startups/view/1 http://upstartly.com/startups/view/1
- KMStraub 16y agoAre you talking about the fact that it's CHARGING people to VALIDATE your idea? I get what they're trying to do, and I was actually on board for the first three points. But then I got to #4, and it was like slamming into a wall. So you're going to celebrate your launch by grubbing money from the people who helped you get there? Surely, there must be a better way. I say, keep thinking...
- treo 16y agoIf I got it right, then point #4 is that they actually only get charged when there is a product to deliver, i.e. they get the product and you get the money.