Our sister company, AngelList Venture, continues on as AngeList. With the spin out, we chose a name that embodied a spirit of discovery and finding what's next.
We couldn't be more dedicated to Wellfound. By spinning out from AngelList, we think we can hone in even more on our unique audience and elevate the product. There was a lot of friction from a shared brand and codebase from the investor side.
We have 7000+ fully remote jobs listed on AngelList Talent that you can apply to (angel.co/jobs). There's also some granular remote filters: https://cln.sh/Q4dmSd
Sorry to hear about your experience. We take abuse like this seriously. If possible, could you email me the names of the companies at [email protected]?
Thanks! Automatic sharing is opt-in instead of opt-out, which means you would have to manually add a site like redtube. On top of that, we've prevented our software from ever touching certain sites, including search engines, webmail accounts, banking or financial institution pages, and adult websites.
I was in the same position a few years ago. My advice is to build as much as you can; open-source/your own projects, it doesn't matter. The main thing is that the stuff you build should be interesting to you. You will be more motivated if its stuff you enjoy and you will become a better programmer