businesses go out of business, its a fact of life.AstralExistence wrote:an interesting thread topic ruined by fanbios, and people that can't see the big picture. as long as the people who buy software allow developers to continue to open and close shop, developers will continue to open and close shop, with no fear of repercussion. in the same way that, although a drastic example, airline flights will continue to have a certain timeframe in which they can hold passengers on a plane. its only when people speak up, that new laws are put into place that will make companies think twice before closing.
aka nvm
are you going to refuse to buy anything in case the company gos out of business before you die?
were you actually reading what i wrote or just looking for an excuse to throw another sarcastic and unfunny zinger. read what i wrote i said nothing about not allowing software companies to close, what i said was, their should be some kind of penalty given when a company closes down. so its not so easy and risk free to do so. im not the one here to create that penalty, or even give advice how i think it should be given, however, i think the idea of forcing developers to return the money they made during a certain time period is well and fair or a start.
