Jello wrote:

Startup Weekends begin on a Friday evening and the project is completed by Sunday night - about 56 hours. Before the event people coordinate via an online wiki to throw out some ideas for a company and product. When the Startup Weekend kicks off, attendees vote on ideas then dole out tasks (ranging from legal to back-end development) to everyone there. There’s always something for someone to do and even if you can’t code your way out of a cardboard box you can at least write website copy or provide feedback to the designers.

Memestreams is dripping with ereetness. You guys need to sign up for this thing.

I signed up. I'll be there. Also have some ideas to recommend. Interested to see how this works...

flynn23 wrote:

Have you ever wondered what a group of highly talented and motivated people could accomplish in a weekend? Could they start a company from concept to completion?

StartupWeekend answers that question and more. A unique three-day experience, StartupWeekend brings the best and brightest people together in a local office space to select the concept, break into teams, and develop the product, marketing and revenue model.

Occurring in cities across the world, StartupWeekend is the new way to allow your local entrepreneurial community to come together and incubate a company from concept to completion in just three days.

I'd actually like to get one of these going in Nashville too. I might check this one out to get a feel for it.

I'd like to go but MemeStreams has a booth at blogworld expo in Las Vegas that thursday/friday.