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What advice can you give to potential founders who will be pitching on events like StartupWeekend,etc.? For us who attended, after someone pitched, random people approached him/her and wants to be on the group. Is it right to just say sorry that you're not accepting potential co-founders with random people?

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StartupWeekend is not the best place to really start a company. I know it has been done (and I have done it myself).

Go have fun at StartupWeekend and if you find some people you like working with then do a real startup with them later.

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