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There's been the same sort of growth in seed incubators in Melbourne as well. The problem is that they are all following the same playbook: Get an Idea (Startu

There's been the same sort of growth in seed incubators in Melbourne as well. The problem is that they are all following the same playbook: Get an Idea (Startup Weekend) -> Build Prototype (Seed) -> Head Over To Silicon Valley -> Sell/Fail. I fail to see how that is in any way good for anybody other than the investors.

coopdog 14y ago
Do you have any more information on Melbourne incubators? I know of AngelCube, is there a 'best' startup community? I'm still yet to even find a good online forum for startups (nothing like news.ycombinator even) How do they sell/fail? You mean, no one wants to buy Australian startups because they're usually just not very good?