It may be kind of an immature thing, but this site makes an important point. It’s aimed at the kinds of “clients” who post on Craigslist, with long wish lists for huge websites for which they explain that they can’t pay you…

Take a deep breath and check out mute.co.

Things these kinds of clients always tell you:

• “I have a great idea.”
• “This will be good for your portfolio.”
• “When the business takes off, we’ll give you a cut.”
• “It has to integrate with Twitter, Google+, Facebook, Digg, YouTube, Yahoo, and everything.”
• “It has to be a multimedia Web 2.0 experience.”
• “We need it by tomorrow.”
• “Should be no problem for somebody who knows what they’re doing.”

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