> Is the site you want one that is supportive of new ventures? How does one say no to that? But, step back and consider this. Is support for the heck of suppo

> Is the site you want one that is supportive of new ventures? How does one say no to that? But, step back and consider this. Is support for the heck of support really supportive? Additionally, I believe the tech community, is the single largest group of evangelists that have benefited the world in the last decade or two. They are also the usual intended users for most of these ventures, and their adoption could make or break most new products. Often, posters of these alleged ventures do not want to listen to users, wherein the problem arises. Quote for this discussion would be: "The day we stop criticizing, will be the day we stop caring." Most criticism is intended to be positive, most people also don't know how to criticize, those who know how to criticize positively also falter in some situations. There are of course trolls too, would you really sacrifice everyone else for them? edit: spelling