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Zuckerberg continued: “When we talk about giving favorable terms [to creators], it's actually not just the economics. I think it's also the portability, so that we creators know that if they start building up a business here, that they're not just gonna be locked in, and will be able to take it to different places.”

Peter Thiel doesn’t need much of an intro. He has been at both sides of the fundraising table, sometimes concurrently. He first invested in a precursor to what would become PayPal and soon after joined it in the early days as a co-founder and CEO. Later he founded and invested in Palantir, which specializes in big-data analytics. In August 2004, Th

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One example of the solo stack is Shopify. This company provides ecommerce sellers with tools (websites, payments, etc.) and networks (drop shippers, suppliers, etc.) so that they can focus on producing, curating, or procuring the goods they sell.

Now you come to Fiveer, you don’t hire people, you buy products. These products are being performed by people, but you know exactly who you work with because of our reputation system and the way you look at profiles.