Jessica told me this was the 4th post she's written about why she's reluctant to speak out online. The first 3 she didn't publish.
"Some of the most useful things I've learned about startups are also things I'd never share publicly."http://foundersatwork.posthaven.com/the-sound-of-silence …
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Blogging or tweeting anonymously seems like an option if one wanted to share. It's work without any credit, though.
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So true.
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This is a huge problem; hope we find a way to address it.
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May be using a pseudonym is a good idea in such cases.
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To add, HN solves that problem, by allowing anonymity. Always a risk to use real names, when posting potentially controversial ideas.
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so many thoughts...*staring at my mental "saved drafts" folder of thoughts that will never be tweeted*
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"things you can't say" end up being pretty valuable ideas. Find those friends you can say them to.
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exact conversation goes through my head every single day. We search for human connection but the digital cost of that keeps rising
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more anonymity needed IMHO… For example a Medium-alike site that is totally focused on anonymous publishing.
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wikileaks? the intercept?
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