[pg]

I think the reason investors are so excited is that the users are. Experienced investors have seen this pattern before. Occasionally a startup will hit a previously undiscovered spot in the periodic table and just take off. The end result is almost always good, unless the startup commits suicide like Friendster or gets offed like Napster.

[stse]

This page gives me good feelings about the future of the company, http://dailybooth.com/ijustine/969074 (see the comments)

[brandnewlow]

My fave: "Pedobear!"

[rythie]

I think the key thing they hit was, doing what the 13-18 age group want. A lot of startups don't get that because the founders are 25+.

[rooshdi]

Yes, its seems that the simple visual freedom of expression in combination with the young fun loving community is attracting lots of users within this age range who are looking for a new outlet to uniquely express themselves with their peers. DailyBooth is definitely on a roll right now and has great potential to be the next Twitter.

[fallentimes]

It's like a more civilized version of 4chan.

[rms]

Yeah, there was another post talking about how important context is. The basic functionality of DailyBooth isn't that different, but the communities are almost nothing alike -- except, of course, for the memes that originated on 4chan.