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People might ask you first if its ok to "telecommute" from India, before applying. I was not aware "asking" that may put them into "egregiously broken" category

• mr_luc 19y ago
  I'm still not aware of that. Ask away. This is a far more convenient place to ask stupid questions than, say, Startup School. (That's what I did. At the first startup school, I asked almost every founder I could get my hands on: "So, what would you do if you didn't have a co-founder?"). If they get your application, and it says "I am from India and can't leave", then by their own rules that's broken, but there's no penalty for asking stupid questions. How you react, as you come to realize that the question you are asking is a stupid one, probably says something relevant about a startup founder.
  • sabhishek 19y ago
    How to react is something what you got learn at the first place.Apparently you have no idea what my reply was all about my friend.
• jey 19y ago
  Asking to telecommute is not the problem. Applying to YC and stating that you will not move to the YC location and just telecommute from India would be the problem. You can ask if you can telecommute, but the answer will be "no" if it's the whole team that will be telecommuting.
  • sabhishek 19y ago
    Absolutely rite.