Just another rant: I have a very big problem with such estimations. It's a bad analogy, I know, but I want to use it just for the heck of it: Such of estimatio

Just another rant: I have a very big problem with such estimations. It's a bad analogy, I know, but I want to use it just for the heck of it: Such of estimations (how many would view a newspapers webpage on a given time - completely glossing over its popularity: is it a good local newspaper, or one that is just going out of business? for all we know, a very good local newspaper might get 1/5th of page views that BBC gets (it has a vocal community that tend to comment on stories)) just remind me of those stupid VCs that helped create the Color iOS app. What was it? 100M dollars just for the domain (color.com) or something like that. I'm sure they've used the same kind of estimations: Facebook gets xxx hits per second. We'll be a premium social network and everyone would want to be on our network just like they did on Facebook when it was a harvard-only club, etc. so we could be a 5 billion dollar company in 9 months so a 100M dollar domain name is justifiable.