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Call me skeptical, but this whole blog smells of a giant PR campaign. Miraculously, in 30 days, the author will reveal that he has saved the dying company, tha
by pdq 13y ago
Call me skeptical, but this whole blog smells of a giant PR campaign.
Miraculously, in 30 days, the author will reveal that he has saved the dying company, thanks to the Internet.
I wouldn't be surprised if there is a giant "subscribe to my newsletter" button very soon.
- hidingmyname 13y agoNo.
- thejosh 13y agoWe'll take your word for it, because that has worked out in the past.
- drharris 13y agoMan, talk about Jaded! Well, I want to be a believer, but unfortunately I had the exact same thought when I saw it.
- eclipxe 13y agoI agree. HN is being taken for a ride. Come on guys, we're smarter than this.
- sburdge 13y agoSo true, I was thinking the same thing...but it is great writing...I might just follow it for the drama -a web opera if you will. Oh gosh, that sounded dumb, but it's true. Maybe he'll get a new job as a writer and drop the startup altogether. What a "shock" that'd be.
- johnrob 13y agoYou're probably right. If so, please don't think any less of the 'hidden' company - they would simply be the one that got caught (a lot of successful companies have pulled of similar stunts).