Phoeniyx

Less money means less equity given to investors and more money for devs. That said, if the founder has wife and kids in the Bay Area, unless you want to live in a hole, you do need an income that may seem "high" for a 23 year old living with 3 other co-founders in some condo. Soo.. for a founder with a family in his early 30s, this is the ground reality. The question is, how will investors view a salary around 200K and is that something to be "concerned" about when breaking the subject?

I've been playing with this one for the last few days. For the "trusted" user, there is nothing they need to do (not even that "I am not a robot" checkmark). But, if Google's engine doesn't like you, you will get stepped up to a image reCAPTCHA. Anyone have any prelim results in production on how good this thing is? Still in beta ("real" beta, not just Google's long tail beta).

On a related note, with the v2 reCAPTCHA (i.e. the current mainstream one), with due consideration to non-ideal user experience, what are you thoughts on how well it does with bot traffic?

Hopefully, this new invisible reCAPTCHA will be better.