Incoherent is a good word: "Don't build a framework ... It's advice the Perl Parrot and Radaku [sic] projects should probably have heeded ages ago, advice the

Incoherent is a good word: "Don't build a framework ... It's advice the Perl Parrot and Radaku [sic] projects should probably have heeded ages ago, advice the Ruby on Rails people should keep in mind today." Why does he cite open source projects as examples of things not to build in a startup context? The fact that Awesome Project X isn't (a) going to make lots of money right off the start, and (b) isn't currently the most popular project in its area doesn't mean it shouldn't be worked on at all...