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No. Because an idea is only a fragment of the necessary vision to execute and on it's own represents something of virtually no value. I realise that the visio
by buro9 15y ago
No.
Because an idea is only a fragment of the necessary vision to execute and on it's own represents something of virtually no value.
I realise that the vision is supposed to be brought by the purchaser who sees the potential in the idea, but my problem with this is that without a deep understanding of the problem that the idea solves I could never do justice to the idea.
I would be more interested in purchasing for $10-a-piece well described problem spaces.