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Isn't that something he should've done before making an offer? It's not like he just discovered that bots are a thing.
by mupuff1234 4y ago
Isn't that something he should've done before making an offer? It's not like he just discovered that bots are a thing.
- zthrowaway 4y agoYou think Twitter would be that open to let someone dig that deep into their IP before a purchase?
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- Ensorceled 4y agoIt was pretty much a hostile take over ... quite sure they didn't let him come in and "kick the tires" on their user data.
- hooande 4y agothen...maybe he shouldn't have made the offer?
- Ensorceled 4y agoThis happens all the time. Literally. Sometimes you can kick the tires if you have a letter of intent, sometimes the offer is conditional on passing a due diligence.
- notyourday 4y agoNo, you make closing contingent on certain parameters. Twitter execs aren't going to drop their panties for inspection unless there's a good chance the deal might close.