Voluntary List of YC W11 Submissions (spreadsheets.google.com)
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[ 2.8 ms ] story [ 116 ms ] threadIt almost feels like there should be a "make public" option on the application itself, where applications who opt in can push their application onto HN somewhere, and people are free to comment on it in a sanctioned way. I've seen that done with grant programs with some success. Just thinking aloud here.
Maybe have RMS implemented in a way similar to the Ask HN section: they get a penalty, but also a dedicated namespace where people can up-vote them inside the HN voting system.
This is as close you will get to using HN as an online interface in order to rank the entries in this spreadsheet.
Check out the site guidelines(http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html), good luck, and welcome!
Around 50 or so active concurrent users it really starts to fail. No doubt some of the others can better quantify/qualify my general remark.
Assuming you're not in stealth, it seems a reasonable way to get additional feedback and publicity for your startup.
Just like in Eddie Izzard's Dress to Kill, if I may :)
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This is the harder-to-troll version, which i'll be posting on HN shortly.
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I looked at building something similar a while back but found most of the big retailers (Amazon, eBay) prohibited you from storing historical price data. Unless that's changed I'm not sure their approach is going to be feasible in the long term.
We put a lot of time into the design. We've held off any sort of "rate my startup" to see if we make it to the next round.