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Hi all,

We got some questions asked on our YC application about a month ago and haven't heard since. Anybody know what are the chances of getting an interview call at the closing end of the interview calling process?!

Thanks!

Hello, Anybody have experience with Pinterest/Reddit ad conversions? I'm trying certain subreddits and Pinterest with a pin for a proptech idea I'm testing [1]. The PI/Reddit ad boards show clicks coming in, but my Google Analytics don't show them/shows the duration of visit as 0 secs. I wonder if these are bots or actual users? Anybody faced a similar issue? Thanks in advance!

[1]https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/834854849673042838/

Hi all, would anybody happen to know FDA or BRCGS approval timelines around Packaging and Food Contact Substances? We got a question on our YC 21 application around regulatory stringencies and timelines, would be grateful to anyone who has a take on it. Much obliged!

Hello HN,

Just woke up from my winter slumber. Is Clubhouse the next Instagram for voice?!

Generally curious since its lighting up, and I'm one of the village folk with an Android so trying to figure out what the rush is about.

Good luck with your callings.

Recently we've started curating content demystifying legalese for folks with tenancy/money disputes, and it feels excessive adding a chain of hashtags at the end of the article. As a publisher I find it necessary to get the word out, but as a reader annoying to read so many hashtags at the end of articles, feels spammy. Is there a bitly that compresses hashtag chains into a single pretty printed hashtag or something?!

This question is predominantly for the UK.

Anybody with pointers on where to look for a quickfire £ 35-40k? We recently won an 220k InnovateUK Grant which is funded at 80%, and are yet to find the other 20%. The starting date is relatively soon i.e. in a month. Since we're quite new to the UK ecosystem, we'd sincerely appreciate any pointers :)

Dear fellow HN-ers,

I am hoping to validate a legal template review idea. For context, I run a legaltech called 40Q which provides affordable legal quotes and templates to founders in 40 minutes.

We understand that founders often use legal document generators for custom use. They're often boilerplate and don't cover blind spots specific to a business.

We're trying to validate if we can provide a lawyer review service for reviewing any contract for a fixed price e.g. a 10 page TnC for $ x, 5 page GDPR policy for $ y etc. Reassurance for an affordable price is the mantra.

Hope to get your thoughts on this! Thanks in advance!

PS Please forgive the glitches on the website, it is still in beta.

What are the best practices/softwares/services to use to take care engage remote contractors on short stints? Thanks very much for your inputs.

We've been freelancers for a decent chunk of our lives, and have faced irregular income and resulting financial anxiety for the most part. We're now devising ways to make that income/expenses consistent and eject "stockpiling syndrome". We were hoping for some feedback from the freelance/SMB community about this, would this be of interest? Eternally grateful for your responses, stay safe!

Anybody know of any Wayz like community app which reports on the supplies in the local supermarkets e.g. which ones are stocked on pasta or toilet paper in real time? Thanks in advance and stay safe.

I once had a dispute about an invoice with a client I did a small freelance gig for, I then went to my lawyer friend who said I should cc him and mention my lawyer is involved and surprise, I received a payment!

Led me to think: would you pay a one-time fee for this sort of service (so you don't have to find an actual lawyer) where [1] you explain us your dispute, and [2] our robolawyer formally emails the defaulting party, cc'ing in an actual lawyer? Keen to hear your opinions.