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This is the worst. You either have to train your hand-eye coordination to be similar to an Olympic athlete or memorize URLs that only the dev team of certain sites should have burned into their brains
It is an interesting idea to let unaccredited investors to enter the space. The benefits to them are obvious. I'm wondering if the value prop of high interest rates (5-10%) or short, secured loans (1 year) are more attractive?
The piece that caught my eye is the Kickstarter rewards. He understands that people want to gain access and develop relationships. Very powerful realization that is actually working
Definitely hustling. I don't think he set out to piss off record labels, instead he avoided them, which pisses them off. Kickstarter is making this more and more common by empowering individuals
garethadams - I provided the direct link in my post. I thought the context and my vote of support was important to include. Being an alum, it is great to see the courage this young man is portraying. We need more of it in the tech community as well. Apologies if you felt tricked, etc with the headline.
I agree there are numerous issues and details. If a suburban area decided to take a stand and pass legislation, we could begin ironing out those details. By no means am I suggesting a free-for-all right out of the gate, but a well executed ramp up of activity could prove successful.