http://Programmermeetdesigner.com is quite popular as well for people trying to find someone to collaborate on a project/startup
My Startup: A place for potential founders to meet
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Re: My Startup: A place for potential founders to meet
#12there's already a couple out there: http://cofoundr.com http://partnerup.com like yours, they have various strengths; but a consistent weakness is that there's no inherrent reason for anyone to come back unlike say yc news or meetup.com
partnerup asks for money before you can do anything useful
Re: My Startup: A place for potential founders to meet
#13I was going to do a similar site like this last summer but decided not to. I'm looking to ditch the domain CoFoundMe.com for cheap if you're interested.
Re: My Startup: A place for potential founders to meet
#14The css for #tabnav li could use a cursor: pointer.
And the min-width: 970px for #content makes the site scroll horizontally for me, while it has an awful lot of whitespace. You could easily remove some whitespace to prevent the horizontal scrolling.
Re: My Startup: A place for potential founders to meet
#15Man I am so tired of "Sign Up!" buttons... Pass.
Re: My Startup: A place for potential founders to meet
#16Man I am so tired of "Sign Up!" buttons... Pass.
Any recommendations on how to get around requiring users to sign up?
You can put in your OpenID url and receive full access that way but how else can I authenticate users without requiring them to sign up?