Oh, right, I could've sworn it was the other way around, sorry for the confusion. Either way, it was pretty clear he wanted out, with what I think are valid re

Oh, right, I could've sworn it was the other way around, sorry for the confusion. Either way, it was pretty clear he wanted out, with what I think are valid reasons. The article makes it look like a "take a money and run", leaving a dissatisfied bunch of employees behind. First, the employees seemed dissatisfied before (why that is relevant to the sale, I am not sure), and it seems to me the deal was pretty good for them. Second, and this is just my impression, is that Minecraft, from the community's PoV was already completely outside the hands of Mojang's founders, so they didn't exactly abandon the product.