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We spoke to a lot of people who'd done the same (either as exits or just passing it on) and ultimately we concluded: 1) Handing over in any form would require
by JofArnold 14y ago
We spoke to a lot of people who'd done the same (either as exits or just passing it on) and ultimately we concluded:
1) Handing over in any form would require too much documentation/effort. A clean break is more cost effective
2) A small exit wouldn't cover the time, cost, lawyers, due dill etc.
3) Open sourcing it will cost too much time too.
In the end we felt like many people suggested that we should cut our losses and start on something bigger and better.
- dave1619 14y agoJust curious, how many current DAU's do you have?
- JofArnold 14y agoIt generally tails down to just a few thousand a few weeks after a major release, which is where we're at now I suspect. The drop off is pretty huge for the majority, but there's a small minority who do really stick to it - we've quite a few users who are still using it after almost 2 years.