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What's wrong with every social and content network: they're built by people who have never had to hustle

Instagram announced at its F8 dev conference that it’ll start hiding users’ public like counts on videos and photos.

“Focus on the photos and videos you share, not how many likes they get.” This is what you write when you have never known the need to hustle. Those that work in the companies developing social and content networks are always in conflict with the users who do the work to get something for their time for this reason. They think their time is worth money, but their users should be time-wasters. Make any attempt to promote something and you are deemed a spammer.

We needed to operate under the umbrella of a corporation, just to be able to accept web payments to a bank in the Czech Republic and offer benefits (health, unemployment) to employees. We want to move the ownership to a Del-C corp. We plan to use Stripe Atlas but oddly, Stripe wont answer what should be a pretty common question - since the program is all about foreign startups moving to the U.S. Perhaps fans of Y Combinator, with experience in this area and also, a history of sharing documents, etc. publicly, would be kind enough to lead us in the right direction?

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