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OK, so once you have launched a company, and survived past those scary first couple years, you no longer qualify? I ask because I founded a startup in '96, and
by BobKabob 16y ago
OK, so once you have launched a company, and survived past those scary first couple years, you no longer qualify?
I ask because I founded a startup in '96, and we still try to "think like a startup". Just because we've been profitable for years doesn't mean we're done innovating.
- stulogy 16y agoAt the moment, there is no fixed criteria really. If you are entrepreneurial and have started a company in the past I'd say you are welcome. If you have something to share that's going to be useful to other startups, you're welcome.
- SkyMarshal 16y agoHow about if you haven't done a startup, but are working on one more side projects with the potential to become actual startups. Something more than flipping Wordpress themes, more along the lines of the recently posted csspivot, gumroad, and others.