I wanted to make them public from the get go, but didn't want to reveal the emails and phone numbers of the other survey respondents. Just figured out a solution thanks to HN.
Surveys don't ask for personally identifying information. Lead-gen does. If you were honest about what you are doing then you wouldn't have had a problem.
Thank you for not denying the voting ring, at least, Mireles.
Dude, it's called customer development. I'm going to talk to potential users of the service who voluntarily shared their contact info at the end of a survey.
Why all the weird hostility and accusations? Is crowdfunding not a thing worth exploring in your mind?
I wanted to make them public from the get go, but didn't want to reveal the emails and phone numbers of the other survey respondents. Just figured out a solution thanks to HN.
Enjoy!