[ale] Hopefully not spam, Atlanta pre startup idea

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I am very glad that you are taking the initiative to spark such an interest. I 
feel that too many times programmers complain about how companies treat them, 
preach how things should be and then loop. And, as recently pointed out, 
programmers have a tough time helping their partners/business leaders "fully 
understand their options enough" to make sound decisions consistently.

Each member of an organization has the burden to individually make sure that 
the entire group benefits fully from their skillset.

I am in Austin, but I plan to move back to Atlanta within a year or two. In 
the near future I'll be able to help fund your idea after it gels a bit and 
perhaps be of service in other ways. 

This is positively revolutionary, so I'd like to help (as soon as the "rubber 
meets the road") :) Please keep me (us) updated.

On Wednesday March 09 2005 17:08, Berlin Brown wrote:
> I got excited from reading Paul Graham's recent article.  If anybody in
> Atlanta, wants to quit there job and spark up interest for a possible
> software startup.  I am throwing out ideas.
>
> It will be a lazy man's guide to a company.  No money, no idea, running on
> raw passion.
>
> http://www.retroevolution.com/beta/SpiritCompanyInitialOffering.htm
> Berlin Brown
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