Why Every Startup Should Complete the Y Combinator Funding Application
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Why Every Startup Should Complete the Y Combinator Funding Application
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Re: Why Every Startup Should Complete the Y Combinator Funding Application
#2You know, not everybody wants to give away their plans for free. Nor does everyday wat to cut somebody else in on the action.
Re: Why Every Startup Should Complete the Y Combinator Funding Application
#3You know, not everybody wants to give away their plans for free. Nor does everyday wat to cut somebody else in on the action.
The whole point of the article is that you use the application as an exercise, without actually submitting it.
Re: Why Every Startup Should Complete the Y Combinator Funding Application
#4True that, it made everything so clear.
After filling it up I knew what was the "exact" problem I was trying to solve.
What people are on-board with me, what value they are gonna bring in.
Where do we stand. It really makes everything transparent and brings you to the ground.
Re: Why Every Startup Should Complete the Y Combinator Funding Application
#5You know, not everybody wants to give away their plans for free. Nor does everyday wat to cut somebody else in on the action.
The whole point of the article is that you use the application as an exercise, without actually submitting it.
Some HTML forms send every character you type as you type them.
Re: Why Every Startup Should Complete the Y Combinator Funding Application
#6Re: Why Every Startup Should Complete the Y Combinator Funding Application
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
The whole point of the article is that you use the application as an exercise, without actually submitting it.
Some HTML forms send every character you type as you type them.
The way to check for that is view source. In Chrome: view-source:http://news.ycombinator.com/w2011form. No JS. Does YC or HN even use JS?
Re: Why Every Startup Should Complete the Y Combinator Funding Application
#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
The whole point of the article is that you use the application as an exercise, without actually submitting it.
Some HTML forms send every character you type as you type them.
You can simply copy the questions to your own text editor or word processor - if you weren't going to submit the application in the first place, why even fill it out online?
Re: Why Every Startup Should Complete the Y Combinator Funding Application
#9Totally on point, but they dont provide "space" for their businesses.