Finished speaking, Sergei seemed insatiable.
With a sigh, he said, "Alas, it's a shame I don't have the funds. I can handle the programming myself, but when it comes to the website UI design and other stuff, I can't afford it, so the website looks quite rudimentary. Moreover, I also don't have money for marketing, I plan to begin advertising it around our university and gradually expand to other universities in Moscow."
Building a website isn't simple.
It's not enough to have the technology alone. Without sufficient funding, things will be quite slow at the starting stage.
Unable to hire employees, rent servers, nor afford to promote.
Relying only on word-of-mouth publicity is nonsensical because the ideas in the internet industry aren't protected.
Once a big company finds your website's idea quite good, they can directly "copy" it. Coupled with their abundant funds and technical reserves, it would overshadow the original creation.
In such cases, who do you go to for justice?
