← Back to context Comment by haolez 2 days ago Big corp money is not VC money. That's the point. 5 comments haolez Reply pjmlp 2 days ago Depends on which corporation. halestock 2 days ago No, it depends on whether they have an ownership stake in what they’re funding or not. pjmlp 2 days ago All a matter of if the project dies when the money fountain runs dry, and developers have to find another way to pay bills other than a few meagre donations. 2 replies →
pjmlp 2 days ago Depends on which corporation. halestock 2 days ago No, it depends on whether they have an ownership stake in what they’re funding or not. pjmlp 2 days ago All a matter of if the project dies when the money fountain runs dry, and developers have to find another way to pay bills other than a few meagre donations. 2 replies →
halestock 2 days ago No, it depends on whether they have an ownership stake in what they’re funding or not. pjmlp 2 days ago All a matter of if the project dies when the money fountain runs dry, and developers have to find another way to pay bills other than a few meagre donations. 2 replies →
pjmlp 2 days ago All a matter of if the project dies when the money fountain runs dry, and developers have to find another way to pay bills other than a few meagre donations. 2 replies →
Depends on which corporation.
No, it depends on whether they have an ownership stake in what they’re funding or not.
All a matter of if the project dies when the money fountain runs dry, and developers have to find another way to pay bills other than a few meagre donations.
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