Hypepotamus announced on Apr. 14 a call for questions from the Southeast technology community, inviting founders, operators, investors, builders, and skeptics to share their concerns and inquiries about the current state of the tech ecosystem.
The initiative aims to gather unfiltered feedback that will help shape Hypepotamus’ upcoming editorial calendar and address pressing issues affecting the local technology sector.
According to Hypepotamus, they are interested in any questions or concerns being discussed among colleagues or during informal gatherings. The organization said these could range from funding trends and industry patterns to broader definitions of success within the tech landscape. “No question is too niche. No concern is too ‘obvious.’ If it matters to you, it almost certainly matters to someone else reading this right now,” Hypepotamus said.
Community members are encouraged to submit their thoughts through an anonymous online form provided by Hypepotamus. Respondents who wish for further follow-up can include their email addresses in the submission.
The responses collected will be compiled into a feature that reflects what is truly on the minds of those involved in the Southeast tech ecosystem. Hypepotamus stated that this effort will be “unfiltered, unsponsored, and unapologetically real.” The team also expressed appreciation for any support and insights shared by participants.
By opening this channel for dialogue, Hypepotamus aims to ensure its coverage remains relevant and responsive to evolving challenges faced by its audience.
