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Your point would be valid if the object of the example wasn't to show, literally, how the ternary operator works. But thanks for the suggestion!

This was the logical next step, but they seem to have something against solo founders, and I am averse to taking on a co-founder ONLY to appease.

Edit: Not opposed to taking on a cofounder if they provide an adequate amount of value other than pacifying incubator/accelerator/investor fears.

True. I'll look deeper into that today as well, but the question remains the same.

I fear that would only alter the question: "I have traction. Retention, activation, >40% very disappointed, AND revenue, with no connections..."

0. I would have linked to the product, but I'm honestly trying to avoid anymore sources of traffic. It's a microblogging platform wherein all posts have a shelf life determined by the user. Currently building the iOS app, but won't release that until the product can handle even more growth.

1. I started part time about a year ago, full time about 6 months ago. I recently completed the survey (I think created by Sean Ellis; with a few tweaks), and implemented based on that. This resulted in a spike in growth in the past week, but I fear that'll only hurt if the product stays as slow as it is now on the current hosting situation.

2. Server space is the only cost limiting growth, unless the stats have fooled me and it's really not at PM fit; in which case marketing would be another cost.

Hey HN, I've built a solution for one of the many online privacy concerns: permanence of private data.

The more I used social media, the more I realized I only cared about the instant gratification aspects. Likes, reposts, replies, etc. Then I forgot about the post. If that was the case, why was all my stuff still online? Enter: Turtleseed.

I'm looking for 100 beta users who may feel the same way.

Finished the mvp and would love you guys' feedback on the idea/initial reaction of the home page. See potential?