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I don't see how they can keep that promise. Who foots the bill after the company stops existing? The founder? What if he gets hit by a bus?
by schwartzworld 5y ago
I don't see how they can keep that promise. Who foots the bill after the company stops existing? The founder? What if he gets hit by a bus?
- NullPrefix 5y agoThis must be one of those lifetime warranty things
- chockchocschoir 5y agoFairly obvious if you read through their "promise": > We promise to do everything in our power to ensure that any content you publish on the platform will continue to be available on the web forever, at the same permanent link, as long as you want it there. If the company stops existing, there is no "We" anymore so realistically, they don't have to continue trying. If all of them gets hit by buses (or all by the same bus), I think it's reasonable to say they did everything they could in their power, but their power is now non-existing so probably you content will be soon too.
- spansoa 5y agoI think this is a case of 'don't build your castles on other people's land'