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The link itself includes "founder", not "cofounder". Maybe he later updated the title...

• lucisferre 14y ago
  I really hate the prolific use of the term cofounder around here. Everyone who "cofounds" a business is a "founder". Otherwise you're the "sole founder" if you honestly feel like making a big deal about it. A founder is a founder, whether there is one or many.
  • MattSayar 14y ago
    Exactly, nobody calls America's Founding Fathers the "Cofounding Fathers" of the nation.
    • corin_ 14y ago
      But you also wouldn't call any one of them "the founder of the nation", it works because the inclusion of "fathers" already states that they are a group.
      • MattSayar 14y ago
        Of course you wouldn't say THE founder, you'd say A founder