I'm the founder of The Point (www.thepoint.com), a startup that launched a few months ago for organizing collective action and helping people make things happen.

We've got a staff of 10 or so, including 5 or 6 developers. For the last several months, we've been communicating in part using an internal, password-protected blog, mostly as a stand-in for what would normally go into group emails.

Looking at it recently, I noticed there's nothing in there that's really worthy of secrecy. And while most of it is uninteresting to the public, it's kind of a window into how our team works together. I would have liked to have that kind of perspective when I was getting started, so I thought I'd at least let you know it exists. Some of you voyeuristic types might find it interesting.

We won't be promoting it on our site or accommodating an external audience in anyway, but here it is for anyone that cares: http://internal.thepoint.com

Anyone else doing something like this?

- Andrew