>Introducing the Unbrickable Pledge.
> ... intent to release ... if and when we ever become insolvent as a company.
First, it's an intent, not a promise. Second, if you are acquired or product sold, then no such promises/intent mean anything anymore. Calling it the "Unbrickable Pledge" sounds like a bit of an overstatement.
First, it's an intent, not a promise. Second, if you are acquired or product sold, then no such promises/intent mean anything anymore. Calling it the "Unbrickable Pledge" sounds like a bit of an overstatement.