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I don't know who Mr. Greenspan is (Aaron not Alan :) ), but this letter starts up being respectful, mostly factual, and well written (I say starts up because I
by GFischer 15y ago
I don't know who Mr. Greenspan is (Aaron not Alan :) ), but this letter starts up being respectful, mostly factual, and well written (I say starts up because I haven't read the responses through, and it starts being less so midway).
I also understand his frustration with government regulation (my first attempt at a startup was stillborn due to regulation).
Some of his complaints aren't on the same level as his main points (complaining about having to make it to a meeting in person won't win any sympathy from me).
- tomp 15y agoThe way I read it, he was complaining about having to make it to a meeting in person only to be informed that the meeting was cancelled.
- GFischer 15y agoYes, in that case it's understandable. It's still standard government procedure, sadly :( (happened to me more than once, but then again I live in a 3rd world country so I expect it).