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I think jey is right, if it's the answer to "What is your company going to make?" then you're in trouble. You need to be able to refine your idea into somethin
by buss 19y ago
I think jey is right, if it's the answer to "What is your company going to make?" then you're in trouble. You need to be able to refine your idea into something easily expressible and understandable.
Our only long answer is to "What might go wrong?" Our list is a little humorous, so hopefully YC won't mind the length. Even so, it's only 150 words, so it's not too much longer than their suggested length.
- nextmoveone 19y agoIt's down to 156 from 798 (I included a real life example). The last 24 words are just links to: -the real life example -a chart showing the application process What do you guys think?
- buss 19y agoThat sounds like a good compromise. The real life example and a detailed description of the application process really shouldn't be part of the description, so I think adding them as extra resources at the end is ok. I wouldn't expect the links to be followed, though, unless you description is really good (there's just too many applications and not enough time to venture outside of the application, I would think).