Not new at all. But new members (ie ppl who have joined but never posted)
are sent into the moderation queue until marked as 'always allow'.
I don't see how moderation would affect list volume, given people who have
posting rights aren't in the moderation flow.
Rai
On Sun, Feb 24, 2013 at 5:58 P
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> a) It's a big opportunity, it's not another productivity app, we'll
> basically be redefining a 100 billion dollar industry in Australia and
> there's no reason the company wouldn't turn over 400 million a year with
> low overheads. I have plans to move into Asia, in China it's a 2 trillion
>
Is moderation on this list a new thing? I had thought only "trolls" were
blocked and others had default real-time-pass-thru? Is that not the case
(if it ever was?).
(The list volume seems to have dropped quite a bit, wonder if that's the
reason)...
On Sun, Feb 24, 2013 at 4:35 PM, Rai wrote:
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Hey Michael,
I'm one of the moderators, and apart from spam, everything else gets
through.
It takes a while sometimes. I try not to be chained to the lappie 24/7.
Rai
On Sun, Feb 24, 2013 at 3:50 PM, Michael Ridland wrote:
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> I'm wondering how moderation on this forum works?
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> It seems many
I'm wondering how moderation on this forum works?
It seems many of my messages/replys don't get posted?
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a) It's a big opportunity, it's not another productivity app, we'll
basically be redefining a 100 billion dollar industry in Australia and
there's no reason the company wouldn't turn over 400 million a year with
low overheads. I have plans to move into Asia, in China it's a 2 trillion
dollar i
Hi Michael,
first been where you are...so i speak a bit from experience
a) how big an opportunity is it ? work this out. If it is not a BIG
opportunity, is it worth the risk to your house/family/kids ?
b) if it is a big opportunity, don't worry about the company - they will do
their own w
My rule of thumb is 70k per founder which will add up to 100k with expenses.
It's not enough to live on, you'll still be going backward, but it'll probably
buy you another year of runway. Hope this helps.
Regards,
Patrick
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On Feb 23, 2013, at 7:22 PM, Michael Ridland wrote:
Hi All
I've started working on a new project in which we'll need funding. The last
thing that I would want to do is take money from the company and increase
it's risk of failure but living in Sydney is expensive,
really expensive especially when you have children.
My questions is what is a fa
Craig,
+1 on what others have said.
There are some real "predatory investors" (particularly in Sydney at the
moment; trust me i know! :) - not sure if you are referring to one of them,
but be very careful - from this deal, based on what is suggested, just walk
away... even if you gave them 30% fo
On more thing...
"While I have no doubt they could pull off what they say" - i would have
doubts. You need to approach it the other way round. This could be the
result of a smooth sale to you. What they say, and what they end up doing
is 99% time not what you expect - a combination of wh
Congratulations, you are now facing what maybe your first big test as an
Entrepreneur - when to say no. (and say it more like F off).
Run fast.
What they are doing is seeing if you are an easy mark - you are a solo
shop, no cash, you product could be nice, you may have started to get some
tr
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