Andrew: what happens tomorrow, next week? You have 5 exits: don’t launch anything, elect a CEO, turn over to a core team of 3-5 people, work on it nights and weekends, sell it tomorrow on eBay.
Jason: alpha testing, finding some bugs, but no show stoppers. Minimum feature set is in place. Could go to beta — might not be wise. We can release tonight. Take off the table don’t do anything, because we can launch tonight. We won’t be here all night — we have something. A rapid response team could handle major bugs for the next three weeks, then deal with everything else more slowly.
Narrow down to three choices: eBay, nights and weekends, core team. Discussion ensures. For LLC purposes, the core team can’t exceed five, but more people can be involved. Doesn’t have to be decided tonight.
Nights and weekends?
Andrew: It’s awesome you’re thinking about Monday on Sunday night.
Who is interesting in being part of the core team? File taxes, deal with community
Steve R., Paul S., Strut, Alan P, Jeff, Wei, Edward, Lance: but we only need 5, so Alan, Jeff and Wei pull out.
Jason: we really need a team to support the application that we finished tonight.
Can we have another weekend like this in 3 or 4 weeks? Lance working out a date.
Where are we at w/development? Widget is feature frozen. One more feature on blogger interface, otherwise feature frozen. Full feature freeze in an hour, another 1 1/2 hour of testing, then wrap it up and go home.
Next meeting at 9:15 PM.
The 7 minute meeting lasted until 8:02 PM. Yikes. But really, it means we didn’t have that much other stuff to do. Or does it?
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