Uncovering "Stealth" Plair - Floodgate and Maples Next Big Idea

Uncovering "Stealth" Plair - Floodgate and Maples Next Big Idea(plair.com)

1 points by asadi 13 years ago | 2 comments

So much for staying stealth(http://techcrunch.com/2012/08/22/shhh/)

I'll take the liberty of releasing it now just because it was so easy to gain access to the site. Just use FB to connect and your in. This is exactly why staying in so called "stealth" is ridiculous. Sorry but this reminds me of Color.com release.

"As in stop being in stealth mode. Stop asking for advice. Stop doing your start-up. You're not ready."

htt://Plair.com

http://bit.ly/PZuZcq http://bit.ly/MNfZNB http://db.tt/39VifwBv http://db.tt/kkPiZMNk http://db.tt/NbPNRAXO

asadi 13 years ago |

So much for staying stealth(http://techcrunch.com/2012/08/22/shhh/)

I'll take the liberty of releasing it now just because it was so easy to gain access to the site. Just use FB to connect and you're in. This is exactly why staying in so called "stealth" is ridiculous.

"As in stop being in stealth mode. Stop asking for advice. Stop doing your start-up. You're not ready."

htt://Plair.com

http://bit.ly/PZuZcq http://bit.ly/MNfZNB http://db.tt/39VifwBv http://db.tt/kkPiZMNk http://db.tt/NbPNRAXO

ChuckMcM 13 years ago | |

You know, there was a time when being in 'stealth' mode was because you were so cool that you needed some time to get ready before you started taking on customers. Now its a proxy for 'we are filing a bunch of patents, hang on'

The problem of course is that 'stealth' mode can lead to 'designed in a vacuum' mode which means you don't get the benefit of people making observations that in hindsight are obvious.