Ask HN: Kickstart-sharing
There are currently a huge number of startups kickstarting products. And therefore there is wealth of information that can be shared. However, we don't!
On the moment I am the 1000th person compiling lists of tech journalists, compiling lists of probably interested backers, etc. I am crazy enough to go to the individual webpages of people that bought similar products to send them a message in advance. Just to get the proverbial ball rolling.
I don't like to be the 1000th person. :-) If we as a startup community want to be faster than large companies we have to share more!
I was thinking of sharing my Google spreadsheets, but I don't want journalists to get spam because of my lists.
Are there some informal ways to start such kickstart-sharing?
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https://github.com/mrquincle/superscripts/tree/master/harves...
This still requires you to visit the website of individual backers and contact them personally.
So, for example someone publicly vetting for someone else in some way. Just as a lot of sharing sites (i.e. couchsurfing) it must be possible to build up a reputation or to convey that you are serious.
Also, signing something that you will make the email fun to read or worth their while might be an option.
Just thinking out loud.
The ideal case would be journalists that organize this for themselves. "This is how you should contact me". :-)