@rossiadam This is something that can be automated on @vinylequity with the appropriate gating and aggregation capabilities for shareholders and issuers to approve in large quantities - no need for it to all run through paper like it will in this IPO!
For what it is worth, this is a solved problem at @vinylequity. There’s no reason a Carta-era company should go back in time when they go public.
We’re also actively working with pre-existing public companies to get them out of these legacy constructs - it’s an incredibly easy switch. Can work with them on freeing themselves of legacy contract constraints.
It doesn’t have to be this way, @pitdesi!
Also make it harder for employees to leave companies the ramp curve to parallel efficiency in a similar role requires a rebuild of those apps and skills, which employees won’t own.
“I’d have to recreate this entire universe of mini apps and context in order to be as effective as I am now”
@breccastoll Would be good if they added at transfer agent representative to this list, given the likelihood that there will be a dependency on registered TAs to issue these securities. @vinylequity
Only way I’ve successfully (and efficiently) dealt with xfinity is going into a store. Call center is abysmal. I recently canceled my service and they sent me 6 cable boxes a week later. The employees at the store literally told me “yeah, I would just come here next time. They never get it right.”
I didn’t test, but I didn’t have a connection issue the entire flight, watched an internal meeting recording on Google Drive and never had a buffering issue once. Phone and computer auto-connected and prompted me to log into my MileagePlus account. User experience was really solid.
Also great marketing for @Starlink. Makes me think I might be insane for having Comcast at home.