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part of the scam
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This is also part of the scam: Logonsish.com
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found it http://edition.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/europe/03/07/spiritof.musi...
I ran a startup for 7 years, was very successful, but as a single founder, I understand fully the problems and concerns of PG et al. My biz (electronic products design/manufacturing/distribution) was very demanding, maybe / (shouldbe) a software company will be less so. In which case the rules change?
Im hoping....
wrigley "At present I cannot personally fund this project and in order to get to demo phase need to bring a hacker on board to work in partnership, what resources or methods would anyone suggest in trying to attract a hacker on an equity only option at present?,"
whats the truth then?
Can you explain what you mean Im lost on this suggestion? thanks
Alienate the youth and your market and the cult like backlash will evolve into a movement that works against you to bring you down even quicker.
This will also simply push people to streaming services like Seeqpod et el.
I'm some competition...lol
I would recommend Linode for hosting/scaling. you need controls, SEO advice, legal statement - have a read of this: http://thenextweb.org/2008/01/30/the-music-wars-continue-war...
Good luck with the app, it looks great.