> Once the Pi organization is publicly owned, their behavior will determine the need to talk about alternatives. And why do you think I ask, technical reasons?

> Once the Pi organization is publicly owned, their behavior will determine the need to talk about alternatives. And why do you think I ask, technical reasons? I can very well imagine the post IPO "foundation" - btw how does a "foundation" IPO? - making Pis unusable for licensing / financial reasons.