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Re:A horrifying startup accelerator story by accelanon on Thursday August 29, 2013 @07:49PM (#6299346)
I agree, but I'm not sure I'm in a position to do much were I to disclose the name. A comment or a story on HN! We'll all guffaw and shake our heads; then we'll move on. Your buddies a year from now probably won't know any difference. And if I'm remembered, at best, I'll just be perceived as a disaffected applicant.

I don't know that there's a good solution to this. I wish pud's fuckedcompany still existed, and there were a place for investors, too.

Re:A horrifying startup accelerator story by brandnewlow on Thursday August 29, 2013 @08:47PM (#6299574)
Don't listen to advice from folks with nothing to lose if you adopt it. There's zero good that could come from naming names and being outed as an outer. It sucks but that's the way the world works. Always best to sever all ties and just move on to the next opportunity.
Re:A horrifying startup accelerator story by chmike on Friday August 30, 2013 @06:40AM (#6301047)
Maybe we should turn it the other way. List accelerators withh good feedback and the list of startups and people we can contact for performing the due dilligence.