> Should I release w/o the killer feature that I think will set it apart - to at least get some initial traction and feedback? I'm in the same boat as you. I h

> Should I release w/o the killer feature that I think will set it apart - to at least get some initial traction and feedback? I'm in the same boat as you. I have a great site that I haven't released publicly yet. It was at MVP status on January 3rd, but it lacked the 'killer feature' to set it apart from the competition. I decided not to do a public release because you only get one chance to impress a given group. If I released and failed to impress, I'd have to 're-release' again and again which squanders time. On the other hand, if I take things slow every release can be guaranteed a better chance of success. So I did a private release to clients/customers who already know me. The feedback there was invaluable and I'm preparing for a public release later on this week or next.