Ask HN: Anyone looking for a cofounder?
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#3Both products are finished, and in production, but I have zero selling skills.
I'm in London. Looking for someone to help me develop the products further.
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#8Yes. Web developer here looking for someone with a B2B idea they are confident they can sell to a niche market. Prefer no social media related or physical products. Can PM me on reddit if you want to get in touch: https://reddit.com/u/beeboopp
> Can PM me on reddit if
> you want to get in touch:
Unless, of course, I'm not registered on Reddit, and have no interest in being so.Edit: OK, I really don't know why I'm being down-voted, and I guess I don't care. Let me just add, if ever you're interested in connecting with people and getting work, making it easy to contact you is probably a good idea. Only giving someone the option of being or getting registered on Reddit and insisting that you are contacted via that is unnecessarily limiting your options.
On the other hand, if you deliberately and specifically want to filter out people who aren't registered on some service, then fine. In this case, though, this is a web developer looking for someone with an idea. It seems unlikely to me that applying a technical filter is a good idea.
I would have thought that was all obvious, but I guess it isn't. Maybe that's why I'm getting down-voted. Regardless, good luck.
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#10Just myself and a marketing/sales guy. Need a second technical cofounder with complementary interests. The Page to my Brin.