skell

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   by skell 19y ago

   Ryan raises some decent points, but I have to side with Paul on this one. If you want to -maximize- your startup's chance for success, moving out to SV (or other big hubs) would be the most logical choice. This doesn't mean your startup won
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   by skell 19y ago

   More to add to this topic from yesterday: http://www.techcrunch.com/2007/09/13/apparently-old-people-a... I'm not surprised really. It's a hard audience to win over.
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   by skell 19y ago

   This article wasn't referring to traffic, rather accounts created. While it did cite inactive accounts, it didn't touch on spam accounts. As far as legit users moving over to Facebook, I speak from personal experience with my friends and co
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   by skell 19y ago

   I grow tired of people comparing MySpace's 'user' numbers to Facebook and other networks. There are so many spam/fake accounts on MySpace, yet they are reported in their member totals? (Have you guys even come across a spam Facebook account
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   by skell 19y ago

   I've always been curious to see if social networks geared toward the older crowd will ever catch on. My concern with this is that while there may be as many internet users in the 55 year old range as the 18-34 crowd, will they be willing to
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   by skell 19y ago

   Depending on your age and current lifestyle, saving up beforehand makes a world of difference. I currently own a house and have a very comfortable job (which I would have to leave). Fortunately, I have saved up for the obligatory 6 month em