It's posed as an answer to Y Combinator questions so fair enough, if you're already in YC you probably want the 50 million of VC. But it seems so oriented at V

It's posed as an answer to Y Combinator questions so fair enough, if you're already in YC you probably want the 50 million of VC. But it seems so oriented at VC lifecycle - funding, hiring people SV VC acquihirers would want, exits - that it leaves no room for factors involved in actually running a company.