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> 3. After expiry, the ideas goes public. So if you don't work on them, someone else probably will Heh, “someone else probably will” is such a strange way to s
by sgjohnson 2y ago
> 3. After expiry, the ideas goes public. So if you don't work on them, someone else probably will
Heh, “someone else probably will” is such a strange way to say “no-one ever will” :D
- conductr 2y agoRight, trying to throw off all the competition you’re sure to see with your new “Ad service that shaves company logos into stray cats” service