Blogs for Online Entrepreneurs

This type of stuff gets voted up here all the time, and I don't really get it. If you need someone else to tell you how to be an entrepreneur, you're doing it wrong.<p>Imagine Ty Warner trying to find online gurus to guide his cloth animal business, sold through mom and pop stores...

Lost some credibility putting ValleyWag on the list - especially alongside Dharmesh Shah, Fred Wilson, Eric Ries, etc.

Can we have a tighter criteria for voting up posts that are just lists please.<p>There's actually a sentence in there where he describes a blog as "very financially, technically."

Though they have mentioned ycombinator, I would say PG's essays is one of the best resource.

Where is Techcrunch?<p>Even worse, why is valleywag on this list? If anything, this site does more harm than good for startup founders (by spewing baseless venomous hatred about them)

I slowed when I got to Guy Kawasaki (interested in startups but with no direct experience, contrary to popular belief) and cringed when I saw Scobleizer (same story as Guy), and stopped flat when I got to Seth Godin. Seth's got interesting things to say on occasion, but to real startup work, he's all but useless.<p>And then -- ValleyWag? Seriously?