Uncertainty About Validation Signals Before First Sale
Early-stage founders debate what counts as a trustworthy signal of demand before securing a first paying customer. The discussion reflects broader uncertainty in pre-revenue validation methods and lacks a specific tool or workflow being discussed.
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