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I know it hurts, but the baby is dead. He needs to bury it, mourn in private, heal, and move on. Litigation won't bring him happiness, wealth, a good reputatio
by ggruschow 17y ago
I know it hurts, but the baby is dead. He needs to bury it, mourn in private, heal, and move on.
Litigation won't bring him happiness, wealth, a good reputation, or even closure. In fact, all this lashing out will do the opposite.
If he just shuts up about them, they'll very likely disappear like all the other >year-late, >100% over-budget buggy gadgets without major marketing, funding, or innovation.
- forensic 17y agoWell I think Arrington is actually profiting from increased traffic. Drama and gossip is good for a blogger's bottomline. He also has a lot of pride invested here. So yes, Arrington is out to destroy them, and he wants to send a message saying more or less, "Don't fuck with me." And he's smart enough to know that there's no such thing as bad publicity.
- liuliu 17y agoIt is not a good reason for not suing bad partner. The kind of appealing to pity is irresponsible. Even the product is likely to fail, you have responsibility to expose that your partner is not trustful in doing business. And to learn that, will do benefits to all others if anyone plans to do business with the bad partner in the future.