Here collects notes and observations for a visionary community management strategy for start-up X. If the product of any small, single-function networked application is its social media, the revival of underground boxing in New York City should motivate (i.e. fund) a set of functionalities equivalent to an MVP.
We envision two parts: a poker game to help start-up X with deal enhancement and an underground boxing ring to optimize conflict negotiations within and against start-up X competitors.
This program meets its obligations by:
- consolidating marketing and event budgets into a low-overhead event series - exploiting surplus labor instead of free labor towards a generative growth rate
We take the following values to be self-evident:
- profiting from the creation of games that are winnable - the continuous delivery of organizational patterns through which communities can evolve - the edification of commitments upon which corporations depend
If we assume the form of an entrepreneurial organization to be competitive, we anticipate forms of cultural programming that are conducive to competitive development at all levels of the stack. In the case of an early stage start-up, boxing and poker are non-trivial. We will provide enrollment, marketing and coaching support through these two formats. Any other formats during this phase are non-negotiable.
This is a collaborative application platform
We want to work with people who have been trained not to waste our time
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