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I'd have to say if you have a credible plan to generate revenue, and are implementing that plan, that's a startup. The rest of it is just means to that end (i.
by Vivtek 16y ago
I'd have to say if you have a credible plan to generate revenue, and are implementing that plan, that's a startup. The rest of it is just means to that end (i.e. parts of your particular plan).
Overall point seems pretty well-taken, though.
- bmull 16y agoThat's a great point. I'm going to add that.
- dancavallaro11 16y agoSounds like Twitter hasn't even reached startup status, then.
- Vivtek 16y agoWell, really, I have to agree. I mean, they've been hanging fire on 2. ???? for a very long time now, and probably should have given more thought to the question of project vs. startup before now. Unless you just want to consider their equity revenue, which is basically how the 90's worked anyway. "End of the business cycle" my ass. I'm still mad about that.