Daniel Rocha <[email protected]> wrote: They don't need to make public a promise of any kind. >
No, they don't. And they should not, because if they fail it is bad public relations. However, people at start up companies often do this. They survive mainly on hope. Hope, hope, hope and a vision of a bright future. They love to share that with people. They sometimes get ahead of themselves, and promise things they cannot deliver. You have to cut them a lot of slack. Be nice. Be understanding. Assuming they are legit they are doing a very tough thing, and if it works it will be wonderful. - Jed
