I noticed that in 9.md, your Great Introduction skips straight into the introduction. One of my biggest complaints about introductions I've received in the past is having the introductions not be double opt-in. I'd say currently that 9.md is a Good Introduction and that a Great Introduction would follow Fred Wilson's rule about double opt-in introductions:
When introducing two people who don't know each other, ask each of them to opt-in to the introduction before making it.
It works remarkably well, and I find that when you provide some private context for your reason for wanting to make the introduction, everyone starts off on better footing.
I noticed that in
9.md
, your Great Introduction skips straight into the introduction. One of my biggest complaints about introductions I've received in the past is having the introductions not be double opt-in. I'd say currently that9.md
is a Good Introduction and that a Great Introduction would follow Fred Wilson's rule about double opt-in introductions:It works remarkably well, and I find that when you provide some private context for your reason for wanting to make the introduction, everyone starts off on better footing.