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> No, simply because no company or product is going to be around "forever". It's an impossible promise. Real world customers are actually smarter and they don'
by selcuka 4y ago
> No, simply because no company or product is going to be around "forever". It's an impossible promise.
Real world customers are actually smarter and they don't take words literally. They know that contracts don't mean anything once one of the parties is not around.
By the same logic making annual contracts should also be illegal because there is no guarantee that your company or product will be around until next year.
- matwood 4y ago> They know that contracts don't mean anything once one of the parties is not around. Contracts also mean little if no money changes hands and both parties have zero liability. They mean about the same as the pinky promise made in first grade to be friends 'forever'.