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Oh for chrissake: Just release the funding docs and term sheet. The letter was full of possible half-truths(eg: 'There is no "4x liquidation preference"' does
by jpdoctor 14y ago
Oh for chrissake: Just release the funding docs and term sheet.
The letter was full of possible half-truths(eg: 'There is no "4x liquidation preference"' does not preclude 3x or 5x or any other number besides 4), so smart employees should be looking until they see the docs.
- pg 14y agoNo, he says explicitly it does not get near 4x.
- jpdoctor 14y ago> No, he says explicitly it does not get near 4x. I chose a phrase as an example (hence the abbrev "eg"): You chose a different phrase. If you want to instead parse the phrase you chose for half-truths, we can do that. It will not change the substance that there is all sorts of potential for half-truths.
- brodney 14y ago"There is no "4x liquidation preference." (Once again, typical of almost all venture rounds, there is a liquidation preference, but it slides up or down based on a key metric and gets nowhere near 4x.)"
- mdc 14y agoHe says it slides but "gets nowhere near 4x". That's clear enough to preclude 5x.
- microtherion 14y agoMaybe it slides right from 3x to 5x ?-)
- jpdoctor 14y agoOr never gets lower than 6x, as another example.
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