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But man this site is ugly!
Just because it involves money doesn't mean it needs to be green. If this site wants to get taken seriously, it needs to ditch the noisy colors, blog-like layout, and ridiculous graphics and shapes.
A change in look will enable this site to get to the next level. But as for now, it feels like 1998.
There's a strong reason to drop the "post to view" policy, which requires that you can't view any of this 'term sheet' information until you post one yourself. I'm a bootstrapping entrepreneur who has not raised VC money yet, even though I've been a founder previously. Also, I founded a group called "Agile Entrepreneurs", where founders of startups who are primarily bootstrapping gather to share advice and information to help each other. Our entire group of about 50 entrepreneurs would benefit immensely from seeing the term sheet information. But with the "Post to view" condition, those who most need the information - the vast majority of our bootstrapping, first-time entrepreneurs - will be denied access to it.
The Funded.com needs to reconsider drop "Post to View" policy immediately.
Adeo sure is shaking things up in the VC world. No one likes change and having someone shout out "The Emporer has no clothes" as the naked VCs march down the boulevard must have a, shall we say, shriveling effect on those without their armor. Thanks for your coverage and I'll be looking for more to come on TheFunded.com.
Anthony Kuhn
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