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Ok, in the first hour since posting this.... I've received about 15 emails so far from founders. All full of passion and belief in their ideas. 3-4 are definit
by betashop 17y ago
Ok, in the first hour since posting this....
I've received about 15 emails so far from founders. All full of passion and belief in their ideas. 3-4 are definitely products I'm interested in exploring more.
- joshu 17y agoThey should post their projects. A lot of VCs and investors read HN.
- betashop 17y ago@joshu: I agree. We should create a simple way for HN readers to post their projects.
- joshu 17y agoSince we have threaded conversations, you don't need to @ like in twitter. There's already a way for HN readers to post their projects. It's called "submit" and it's in the orange bar at the top.
- stanleydrew 17y agoA lot of people post their projects under "Ask HN: Review my startup" type posts. See here: http://searchyc.com/review+my+startup http://searchyc.com/review+my+startup
- miloshh 17y agoIt seems that many of the review requests are ignored without any comment, as I learned by clicking on that link.
- spokey 17y ago"Review my startup" posts are among my favorite aspects of HN. I generally find them valuable no matter what the submitted site is about. Time permitting I go out of my way to try to comment on them but unfortunately lately it seems that many of these posts don't get a lot of traction or thoughtful discussion. I wish I knew how to help the HN community keep these going. I'd trade 3 techcrunch posts for 1 "review my startup". (Also, that link doesn't seem to list the most recent posts, or at least not at the top of the list. I think there have been more recent review posts than the top few on that list. Some use variations on the searched terms, for example "rate" rather than "review".)
- ashishk 17y agoFeedback would be great, regardless of whether you're interested in exploring further.