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Or, you know, antitrust action. You may have good advice, given the status quo, but why must me accept the status quo. Also, a more likely thing to happen tha

Or, you know, antitrust action. You may have good advice, given the status quo, but why must me accept the status quo. Also, a more likely thing to happen than "pulling away as soon as they have momentum" is "abandon the project far earlier, because investors didn't want to go there so it never got off the ground at all."

buboard 7y ago
Because antitrust action will just distract from trying to actually beat the status quo, without effect (like we havent seen any effects fron eu’s repeated attempts to steer ppl away from google). In the case of basecamp i dont think they need investors to survive and perhaps they can use the google tax money better elsewhere