ALBsharah

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   by ALBsharah 15y ago

   Maybe a logical "2nd step" for you would be to disclose that you've found a substantial bug that could "financially harm users" if exploited...but don't actually share the exploit. Post that you've contacted the developers as of <date&
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   by ALBsharah 15y ago

   I don't actually schedule anything, but I've got a number of things to juggle. Thankfully, I've got a wife who runs her own business and understands the rigors of being a bootstrapped startup-er. That said, I'm more goal-oriented than cale
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   by ALBsharah 15y ago

   These are all great points, Joel. Being in the middle of this myself, every title and summary I skimmed through are 100% vital to getting your startup off the ground. Nice consolidation! Cheers, and best of luck! AL
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   by ALBsharah 16y ago

   Interesting question, one that'll likely be debated forever. Regarding this - I see most people falling into one of two camps: (1) Trusting of people from the onset and slowly build walls due to bad circumstances, or (2) Walls pre-built an
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   by ALBsharah 16y ago

   I agree about the lawyer comment. At minimum, get an opinion. Secondarily, you can also negotiate to pay only based on success. So, you don't pay unless you win. It's a fairly common practice, expecially if you've got a good case. Best