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I'm really not sure what this article is suggesting, but it makes me angry. At first glance it seems like it is simply trolling for clicks, and in that regard
by dec0dedab0de 13y ago
I'm really not sure what this article is suggesting, but it makes me angry. At first glance it seems like it is simply trolling for clicks, and in that regard it seems to have succeeded. However, its stance on investor regulation and somehow relating it to crowdfunding is confusing. Are they suggesting that anyone thought they could make a profit by funding Oculus? Are they calling for tighter regulation that would outlaw crowd funding? Or perhaps they think there should be less regulation to allow the masses to purchase equity in startups? It just feels like they are purposely misrepresenting the facts, and have some sort of agenda.