> It's a solid reason to not use any SaaS. That's also true, and I do. > You might be drinking too much anti-Google koolaid if you think their product failure

> It's a solid reason to not use any SaaS. That's also true, and I do. > You might be drinking too much anti-Google koolaid if you think their product failure rate is any different than the rest of the field. The rate may not be different, but Google has demonstrated organizational willingness to obliterate SaaS products that have an audience but not a sufficiently large one to suit Google's model of revenue generation. > It will die with dignity instead. I don't care how my software dies, I care that it died and how much work it will take to replace.