elisa_hopt
TPF Noob!
- Joined
- Jun 7, 2015
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- 11
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- Can others edit my Photos
- Photos NOT OK to edit
Your privacy page shows HoPT as an LLC - so does the bottom of the main page on your website. To be an LLC you would need to be a registered business. You said you are not a registered business so why are you promoting yourself as being an LLC?
If your name is Elisa then who is Arjuna Del Toso? Businesses usually disclose their officers or board members.
I've this feeling that my words are falling in a void I've already explained the hows and whys of our product market fit discovery strategy. I'm not going to reiterate again or dive into lengthly explanations about why it is an extremely good idea to test your
hypothesis about a product by presenting it as if it was coming from a company (it's well known that people react in different ways to products/services coming from individuals than those coming from a registered company, it's called "empathy"). If you keep digging around the web you will find a couple of more people behind HoPT, most of them are friends or family with a specific skill that helped us in some complex stuff (like registering a domain, or putting online a few webpages), you know, all for free, all as a favor. I will never thank them enough for the support and help.
But the real question here is: why are you so obsessed with names, registration numbers and addresses? Should we really think you are just a troll with too much time to spare? Clearly that would still be fine to us, we appreciate the work that millions of trolls do everyday across web forums to maintain active a multitude of lively conversations.
Nevertheless, to ease your pain and let you finally sleep well again at night, we have modified the website to include a clear explanation of what HoPT is at the moment. Check it out here History of Photography T-Shirts
Aaaaaaand since the goal of this thread is to gather feedback about the product itself, please tell us what you think about our t-shirt Talbot - An Oak Tree in Winter 1842
Thanks,
Elisa