>Yeah, I also remember. It was the frothy time of the dot-com era where anyone with a novel idea could raise a couple millions. It's still like that today, you

>Yeah, I also remember. It was the frothy time of the dot-com era where anyone with a novel idea could raise a couple millions. It's still like that today, you build something attractive to users and assume you'll figure out the monetization later. It was more of a wild west back then because they were throwing everything at the wall to see what would stick since everything was still too new to guess at what would work though.