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(I didn't downvote you) I think it's important to make a distinction between businesses that are aesthetically pleasing and appealing to you, and business-in-g

(I didn't downvote you) I think it's important to make a distinction between businesses that are aesthetically pleasing and appealing to you, and business-in-general that's successful. Lessons from business-in-general can be very useful even if you wouldn't patronize them yourself and it's always nice when people open up about their experience. Unless a business is actively knowingly hurting people, I think it's good to celebrate business-in-general even if the aesthetics/offers don't appeal to you.

jayliew 15y ago
Yup. It's kind of like being a web developer and building a startup. You have to be clear that you're trying to build a business, not a web site. In business, you don't get points for being creative/sexy and win by getting the most points. You win by simply winning. At business. Seriously, there is no reason to be so negative towards anybody's startup, no matter how "bloody" you think it is. Be happy for other people.