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To be realistic, the chances of selling something like this practically nil. Nobody wants to own software that they have no clue how it works, with the owner go
by AznHisoka 11y ago
To be realistic, the chances of selling something like this practically nil. Nobody wants to own software that they have no clue how it works, with the owner gone. That's a bad investment.
- ermterm 11y agoWell, I would expect that as part of the deal, I (the developer) would be kept on to help get their team up to speed. That would be worked into the sell cost, of course. But I get your point. I'm not even sure if this is feasible either, I just don't want to see my project of 1.5 years go to waste!
- AznHisoka 11y agoThe problem is nobody is willing to invest the time/resources to do the due diligence and consider this deal, when the outcome will still a mess for them to maintain, and isn't a finished product (let alone have any customers).