Nate Legler

So this is a bit of a wild question. I have built with some help from contractors a functioning MVP. Have brought on the first 6 companies and the first 350 users for giving it a good test. Collecting the feedback and making necessary changes. I'm looking at bringing on someone else to handle more of the Marketing/Communication side. I enjoy the behind the scenes stuff like building, talking with companies, etc. Not so much talking to media or that type of stuff. There is someone who she is a rockstar at her current job that is in the market that this project is in. I'm wanting to ask her if she would be interested in coming on to help with the more outward stuff. I wouldn't be asking her to quite her full time job because the project is pre-revenue for now. I also want to make her feel just as much as the beginning team as possible so was wanting to give her a Co-Founder title and some equity (that would vest). I've been in contact with her since I started asking for some helpful tips on certain things and she is great. So the question is should I reward her with the co-founder title and how much equity if she does decide to help with this?

Hey Hunters! Two weeks ago or so, I posted on Reddit asking for feedback about "Tinder for professionals". Many Redditors gave amazing input. I began researching a lot and found out that LinkedIn is the only recognized global player. There are copycats, but my goal would never be to build something as boring (IMO) as LinkedIn. I want to create something different, targeted towards a younger generation. TL;DR - I want to build something cool. I started working on the project with my friend around the same time I posted (just designing some app screens and researching WebRTC), and yesterday I launched the website for it - https://bond.so Creating the website took me roughly 15 minutes (no-code, completely free - using Notion, Popsy, and Google Forms). It's far from perfect, but I think it does the job, and I can continuously iterate on it later when needed. Please go check it out and let me know what you think. Also, I kindly ask you to provide as much feedback as you can. We're still very early, so we're open to any feature ideas that might make the product better for YOU to use it.

In the October-December quarter, Facebook s (Okay, Meta's) daily active users fell by about half a million, from 1.930 billion during July-September to 1.929 billion. This loss was mainly due to a slide in contribution from Africa and Latin America. Source: https://indianexpress.com/articl... What's your take on this?Where is social media heading towards, and how do you envision a new future of social networks? This gif is totally unnecessary but I think it's alright