Then they could have their largest benefactor first pledge $100 Million to fund them. Then after suddenly insist they are woefully falling behind google on deve

Then they could have their largest benefactor first pledge $100 Million to fund them. Then after suddenly insist they are woefully falling behind google on developing the tech and insist the organization be handed over to his sole control to help them catch up. After being told he's wrong, he could then get upset and renege on his pledge after giving only 10% of his commitment - they'd be left scrambling running out of funds and realize that being dependent on donations at their scale isn't working and they need a way to earn a profit or partnership to self-fund. Oh and after pulling the pledged money, that other party could go buy a social media site and use it to whine about how they aren't a non-profit anymore... while knowing they're the cause of it.