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I'm not sure why anyone would dispute #1. Perhaps they interpret it too broadly. You can have some success basing a business on another for a while maybe, but
by IanDrake 12y ago
I'm not sure why anyone would dispute #1. Perhaps they interpret it too broadly.
You can have some success basing a business on another for a while maybe, but unless you have a solid agreement as to how that relationship works, the rug can be pulled out from under you at any moment. And that's usually what happens.
- mahouse 12y agoTwitter was very friendly to 3rd party developers. But then the big rich guys came in.