Show HN: Instaboard - your company's instant board of advisors
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E.g. it's not really a problem for me to find a legal advisor, but paying for his service is. I also believe many non-technical founders can easily find an agency that can advise them on mobile, but they can't pay for it.
Seems like something you'd need to address. For some issues it might not be a big deal (~any lawyer answering legal questions would be bound by professional ethics, so it'd be ok, and a lot of questions don't involve much confidentiality).
Looks like anyone can apply to be an 'expert'. Do you guys do any filtering / vetting? If so, what?
How much does it cost, or is that down to negotiating with the 'expert'? Is this just a slightly more upmarket oDesk / eLance?
One back of the mind thought that comes is choosing such a name really "smarts" or it boils down to some sort of wishful thinking?
My take for instance here, is that this launch has probably helped me to remember Instagram only better. Not the service in question. But that could be just me. What do you think?