> Of course, but that is less of unique selling point. Who cares about uniqueness? That's not a goal. > If you are selling Bhyve you better say that whether i

> Of course, but that is less of unique selling point. Who cares about uniqueness? That's not a goal. > If you are selling Bhyve you better say that whether it's true or not. So why should I, as a reader or employee or customer, trust them? They are not selling Bhyve. This is an internal document. Their costumers don't care about the implementation details. And if they do, then they will do their own evaluation based on their own evaluation. As an employee you trust it because you know how the company heirs and who wrote these RFDs. As a reader, its literally like any other thing on the internet.