I'm not that interested in your names and number if you cannot provide them publicly. Obviously, you seem to be somewhat upset at a person or group of persons related to one or more incubators and would rather champion your three favorites over others. I don't have a problem with that, but I think you have to reword the premise of your argument and maybe provide helpful data points without being facetious about the subjects, nature or provenance of your information.
You know, appear to be knowledgable regarding the subject matter at hand; otherwise it's just some fan-boy rant.
I have never been through an incubator, but I have been involved in the process of successfully raising venture capital half a dozen times. Further, I have become friends with many other founders and investors. I have friends who have been through different incubators and I always make it a point to get involved with entrepreneurial events and activities whenever I can. Of incubators I have personally observed, some are on that list and some are not.
I have no affinity for any incubator, but there are public numbers and if you want to take the position that on paper right now YC doesn't overshadow everyone else, I'd really like to hear the arguments.
Honestly, I'm not upset so much as underwhelmed and disappointed. It doesn't impact my life or business directly, I just don't like to see good people wasting time and that includes people running these incubators.
If you care to make questions or comments on any point beyond ad hominem commentary, I would do my best to answer in earnest.
I couldn't disagree more. In this case, being more specific is only going to multiply the gossip and opinion.
There is more than enough data in the google doc to support a discussion.
Furthermore, you now have comments from people who have had the first hand experiences I described. I'm willing to wager they didn't go through the programs I would specifically identify.
I'm not sure what else one could need to have a discussion, but suit yourself.
You know, appear to be knowledgable regarding the subject matter at hand; otherwise it's just some fan-boy rant.