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Gregory Koberger
@gkoberger · Founder, ReadMe.io
I've had a long-standing theory that's a bit derivative of Poe's Law[1]: that it's impossible to come up with a startup parody that someone, somewhere in the Valley isn't legitimately trying to raise money for.
I found @fakeproducthunt on Twitter, and a lot of them seemed suspiciously real. And, a lot of actual Product Hunt products would have been right at… See more
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Violeta Nedkova
@violetanedkova · Marketing Coach Extraordinaire
"Okay, shameless plug... but check it out." Haha, love it.
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Gregory Koberger
@gkoberger · Founder, ReadMe.io
I've had a long-standing theory that's a bit derivative of Poe's Law[1]: that it's impossible to come up with a startup parody that someone, somewhere in the Valley isn't legitimately trying to raise money for.
I found @fakeproducthunt on Twitter, and a lot of them seemed suspiciously real. And, a lot of actual Product Hunt products would have been right at… See more
Michael
@michaelv_1322 · CCO, spycob.com
There are about 47% of fakes. lol
"Your score is 47%. You got 632 out of 1340."
Mohit Mamoria
@mohitmamoria · Maker and Storyteller
I love the shameless plugs when they are truly described as "shameless".
Ethan Eirinberg
@eeirinberg
Love this! Thinking about turning "Guess the Twitter Source" (related/similar products section) into a platform where users can pick specific Twitter accounts and create their own games like this. What do you think?