> Oh, is your point that YC-funded companies get more coverage on HN than non-YC-funded companies? And that this is bad? In a perfectly fair world, companies w

> Oh, is your point that YC-funded companies get more coverage on HN than non-YC-funded companies? And that this is bad? In a perfectly fair world, companies would get attention based on the value they are providing to society, not on the level of VC funding or particular affiliations. In particular, labor rights, non-profits, legal technology, and governance are generally under-reported despite their larger potential impact on society, largely because they aren't attractive to VCs looking for out-sized returns on investment.