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It's very clear that their primary motivation is not money. It would be trivial for them to squeeze much more money from their service. Craig could also sell
by shawndrost 17y ago
It's very clear that their primary motivation is not money. It would be trivial for them to squeeze much more money from their service. Craig could also sell his company for more money than he could ever spend.
- qeorge 17y agoThat's true, but they couldn't continue to run with the skeleton staff they currently do (30 people I believe). It would fundamentally change the nature of the business. I agree with you that money is not the primary motivation, but I think the choice is more complex than simply opting in or out of potential revenue.