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Wow, seriously, somebody asked me to do this too! They also offered me 50% of the business in return for codeing it - I refused. (and no, it didn't turn out to
by ashleyw 18y ago
Wow, seriously, somebody asked me to do this too!
They also offered me 50% of the business in return for codeing it - I refused. (and no, it didn't turn out to be eBay itself :P)
All these wannabe entrepreneurs, I know I should applaud them at trying, but they are missing the main thing a entrepreneur should have - good unique ideas.
- tstegart 18y agoWait, I thought the hard part was execution? Weren't they just trying to get their ideas executed? Why does it matter if it wasn't unique or first? Ya'll need to make up your mind, is it 90% ideas, or 90% execution? :)
- gambling8nt 18y agoIt's 99% making something people want; the sorts of projects in question are rarely something anyone actually wants.
- netcan 18y agoThe point is that the reason that it's worth anything is one of the greyed out areas. All they really give you is the genre.
- tstegart 18y agoHow do you know people won't want it unless it's built? I understand not doing it if you're offered equity and you think the idea sucks, but if you're just being paid to develop a site, even if its a bad idea, why do people refuse that? This sounds like graphic designers I know who refuse clients because the client wants something ugly.
- arockwell 18y agoBecause staying away from what looks like a bad client is a good way to keep your sanity.