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I agree with all of your points but this one: "- the clairvoyance to your business will be shaded by the lack of feedback from your unexisting peers" Are you ki

by gdltec 17y ago

I agree with all of your points but this one: "- the clairvoyance to your business will be shaded by the lack of feedback from your unexisting peers" Are you kidding me? you don't need co-founders to get feedback of your application, that is why you have friends, family, ex-co-workers, etc... :). Also, are you saying that an open source project is not/cannot be a serious business? that is wrong - 100%. Thanks for the feedback! Ricardo (gdltec).

csbartus 17y ago
> you don't need co-founders to get feedback of your application, that is why you have friends, family, ex-co-workers, etc... You need co-founders to _design_ your application, to come out with a release to get feedback. >Also, are you saying that an open source project is not/cannot be a serious business? that is wrong - 100%. I see many successful open source projects are backing up successful businesses providing the infrastructure not the final product.