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But unless there is something in place that prevents ALL future buyers ad infinitum to keep the service alive is going to essentially make the first buyer not b
by palakchokshi 11y ago
But unless there is something in place that prevents ALL future buyers ad infinitum to keep the service alive is going to essentially make the first buyer not buy this in the first place. So if you don't put in the clause that ensures this promise is kept for all subsequent buyers there is nothing stopping the first buyer from essentially selling it to a shell company controlled by the buyer then shutting it down and then buying the shell company.
- notahacker 11y agoI think you're greatly overestimating the level of determination of the average corporate acquisitions team to ensure the legacy product gets killed rather than left in "maintenance mode" or merged into a new service with grandfathered rates.
- palakchokshi 11y agoAgreed it might be a rare occurrence but still a possibility that "the promise" does not address.