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I whole heartedly agree. :) I do some of this as is but I need to get better at it.

• ed209 15y ago
  great! If you know of any regular meetups, I'd be interested to hear.
  • zachinglis 15y ago
    I do not. I will look into this after my move.
  • ig1 15y ago
    Where are you ? You can barely throw a stone in London without hitting a startup meetup, there are roughly 40-50 meetups/month these days.
    • heyimfromreddit 15y ago
      I'm not who you were replying to, but I'm in the north. Any tips?
    • ed209 15y ago
      Actually I'm based near Birmingham, but I'm only an hour from London. Where do you find out about these meetups? edit: just saw you profile http://blog.awesomezombie.com/2010/06/london-startup-event-guide.html http://blog.awesomezombie.com/2010/06/london-startup-event-g...
      • ig1 15y ago
        That's a bit dated now, the scene's moved on a lot in the last year. The best way to learn about events tends to be by following startup people on twitter. But if you're not a twitter user there are a couple of people who do weekly emails about startup events in London: Startup Digest London: http://startupdigest.com/london-startup/ http://startupdigest.com/london-startup/ London Silicon Roundabout (a meetup in it's own right but they also send out a weekly newsletter): http://www.meetup.com/london-silicon-roundabout http://www.meetup.com/london-silicon-roundabout If you search meetup.com there's also a bunch of other startup events listed on there, including the monthly HN meetup.