March 26, 2006
Time to start a company
When I first read Caterina's bad time to start a company I knew that I couldn't have been the only one who disagreed with her. I was going to write a drawn out entry, but it seems the people in the comments have voiced many of my own opinions along with David over at 37signals.
There is never a bad time to start a good company in my opinion, but there is always a bad time to start a bad company.
Thankfully Caterina updated the entry:
I was talking here about consumer-facing Web 2.0 companies based in San Francisco and the Valley, which bears repeating. Given that 9 out of 10 companies fail, I just think the odds are getting worse.
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December 22, 2005
Ugly Is Trendy
Which is far from envious, IMO. At least Scrivs does it intentionally.
Well obviously I'm not need in conversation.
Posted by Scrivs at 01:54 PM
September 26, 2005
It's Hard Being A Custodian
Robert Nyman (9rules member) laments on the fact that the hardwork you put into a design might all be for nothing once the client gets their hands on it. Just the way life goes, everyone is a tweaker.
Posted by Scrivs at 09:03 AM
September 07, 2005
Choke on a Mint
David takes the opposite viewpoint on what many of the web have considered this month's hot new web app. I will refrain from any judgement till I use it.
When you read it keep an open mind and don't think with your Inman heart. I love the guy just like everyone else.
Posted by Scrivs at 11:15 PM
August 25, 2005
Colly finally shows you how to make it in
I can't remember if I wrote something like this a while ago or not when I was running the Vault, but if I did I know it wasn't this good. Too many people assume their sites should be in every showcase around.
Make it for the users and the rest will take care of itself.
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Colly rolls on with the trolls
Trolls will be trolls and haters will be haters.
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Colly speaks my mind
Ever since I sold the CSS Vault I wondered why people would continue to create new CSS galleries that didn't push the envelope. There is a reason that Stylegala is on top and it isn't because of its design. Colly explains what needs to change, but I don't think much will change. Almost makes me want to enter the game again.
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