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> Unless you have seen the contracts signed you can't know that. Xitter is no longer a public company and as a private company has absolutely no such requiremen

by vuln 2y ago

> Unless you have seen the contracts signed you can't know that. Xitter is no longer a public company and as a private company has absolutely no such requirement. Have you seen the contracts? How do you know there is _absolutely no such requirement_? Perhaps it’s not standard but private investment is private.

detourdog 2y ago
Some of his business partners chop up journalists which is another form of business incentive.
chx 2y ago
What I meant is that in general private companies have no requirements of making profit and I even have shown the SCOTUS stating so.