journal of karst and caves

caving

extra credit

cocktails

rs love

stevonnie

club

editor

captain's log

recipe

The Autobiography of Charles Darwin

NSS Github

caving software team

poems

Rules for Rulers

power

nss code of conduct ad hoc committee

Journal of Caves and Karst Studies Volume 57

byop

National Speleological Society

Rhetoric by Aristotle

jelly

Astrological Natal Chart Report

bellevue

Washington

troglog

this is the way

word clues

experiment

body of christ

dear admiral

runner's high

this archive is dead. we moved off of rs to google drive. 

https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1v82I6glWCoMthsvqCtljvMq3GKxnU4Td

Understanding Knowledge as a Commons

science sessions

reach

explore

thoughts on the experience persuading computers and soul programming

programmer's log

Awesome writeup for so many reasons. The top off my mind would be: it's so genuine and your writing style made it such that it was as if you were literally speaking from the screen, off the text.

I've got a few questions but the most burning one pertains to getting operators in early on, at any cost.

What if there is an investor that is super synergistic, but they come in late and might make you over dilute. What would happen then? To be able to give both your operators and this new investor their share of equity, you would have to dilute yours.

Would it still make sense then to go with that option? Are there any ways around this? Would love to have a discussion about it.