SearchYC.com

A great blog entry on how markets work was posted here somewhat recently -- can't find it via google or searchyc -- anyone have the link?

I'm honestly not much of a karma-whore, so I'm not terribly motivated by it.

However, it occurred to me that it might be interesting to roll content creation into the karma score.

Example: Paul Buchheit writes a lot of good stuff. Other people submit it. They get points. However, if you could associate Paul's blog to his YC.News account, then you could have some of that karma attach itself to him.

Now, how to reliably "claim" a blog is a challenge. And WTF you do with a site like the BBC, Wired, SFGate, etc.

for reference: (http://searchyc.com/top/domains_by_points)

Hi YC,

I'm starting a small online business developing and selling desktop software. I recently filed for an LLC in my home state of California, but I'm starting to wonder if that's a mistake.

Using SearchYC, I found out a lot of people incorporate in Delaware. But I'm not planning on taking any outside investments, this is just a small mom and pop shop.

Other than saving on the yearly $800 fee, I'm not sure what other benefits there are of setting an LLC up in Delaware.

Should I consider changing states? Thanks!

At times when the top stuff on YC seems less interesting, I've occasionally gone back through the recent submissions of the leaders to look for older stuff I may have missed that doesn't appear in /best. I.e.

http://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=pg

http://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=nickb

http://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=edw519

Does anyone else here do this sort of thing? If so, would it make sense to have here or would it be better for something like http://searchyc.com to have?

or searchyc.com

or www.searchyc.com

searchyc.com

searchyc.com

http://searchyc.com