The tag-line on your site is “A blog+resources site by, for and of Micro-Internet Software Vendors.”

There’s a lot of good information on your site, but urging micro ISVs to spend their time reading stuff that is so far out of the realm of micro is way off-focus. This is not just a matter of degrees of success, as you imply. It’s a completely different business model and philosophy.

A couple days ago you told us we don’t need to vend software to be a micro independent software vendor. Now it turns out that we shouldn’t be micro or independent. What’s going on here?

In this post’s case, it’s seeing how the other half live - specifically VC-funded startups. I think many microISVs sometimes wish they’d gone the VC funded route and Marc’s posts should give them a much better understanding of what that’s really like.

As microISV’s not just being about software products, absolutely! Whatever the differences between say selling a Windows/Mac desktop app and say your band’s music dvds is outweighed by the similarities of the issues/challenges/opportunities they both face because microISV as an economic model is possible today.