I think that the people who say they will sign up and use VenCorps will significantly decrease (90% or more) when they realize that entering their information takes time and actually reduces their influence on the process (experienced investor's vote counts for more).
I can tell you from our startup's experience that people are tired of filling out endless profiles for each new web service that they sign up for. Our service is of vital importance to our users, and yet getting them to fill out information that only benefits them is still a challenge. How much less chance does a novelty like VenCorps have?
I think that the people who say they will sign up and use VenCorps will significantly decrease (90% or more) when they realize that entering their information takes time and actually reduces their influence on the process (experienced investor's vote counts for more).
I can tell you from our startup's experience that people are tired of filling out endless profiles for each new web service that they sign up for. Our service is of vital importance to our users, and yet getting them to fill out information that only benefits them is still a challenge. How much less chance does a novelty like VenCorps have?