We also hope that this "deal will encourage more founders of any age and from every demographic group and geographic location to take the leap into the startup world."

Guys, after reading the first lines of the blogpost I seriously thought for the first time I could take the leap

What do you hate about it? Why do you pay for it?

The iOS app is extremely painful to use. Periodic stutters, generally poor-performance. Also the UX in general is aggravating to me. I have been with them for quite some time now, but would readily jump ship to an alternative. What should I use?

Can we temporarily add clients to the team? I'm a solopreneur but often need to share sensitive files and folders with my customers

Hey! The system is thought to be flexible. Through a user friendly dashboard you can add and remove components of the team and being the administrator of the system mange the access and permits as well. This is definitely the best way to share sensitive project and information with clients at an effective price. Cubbit for Teams is actually the most secure system you cna find in the market.

And what if it's a place for beta products looking for early adopters?

Same problem. Why would a business use a product that they don't know how long it's going to be around? They probably have to spend thousands of dollars to train their employees to use the new product, and if something changes (since it's beta), they need to again waste everyones time to explain the changes, and if the product goes under they have to find an alternative on short notice, and again train everyone...

I just don't see this happening, unless the new product has a massive value proposition...

So, how do B2B startups find their early adopters? Only through capital injections until they've a good enough product?

isn't it something like a scam?

What exactly did you think you were doing when you backed the Kickstarter?

Kickstarter is not an online store that you buy something and it just takes a long time for you to receive.

You are essentially investing in an idea and in a company. You have to do the due diligence to make sure you are comfortable with the risks involved. That’s why, in theory, you pay cheaper than you would once the product launches.

You should know what you are buying into before you do it. If you are not comfortable with the risk, the course of action is to wait until the desired product/service hits the market and is actually sold somewhere.

It looks like social networks are more like a drug, so reducing the dose could help

Do you plan a share button to be shared with a coworker?

It could be cool to add some sort of social features like being able to pose in-app questions to coworkers async

Interesting! Is there a way to group for period (eg top trending this week/this month/this year etc)?

Cool idea! Is the size limit the 2GB by Chrome/other browsers?

In Italy we have an interesting app that is kind of a green social network: people are told some actions they could do, and then you can share proof of your actions with the community and get points. You can then use those points as discounts for green shops. Take a look, it's called GreenApes

that's a very interesting concept. thanks for letting me know