Oddbean

>Yeah It's called a business plan. Most companies do it all the time. Graf isn't a company just like Jersh isn't a company. They may both have their own "company" on the books but everyone knows that it isn't a regular company because the only employee is the owner and the person running the show. Most site owners don't give their plans away for good reason. You're trying to equate normal corporate behavior to the online space and that usually doesn't work. Even then corporations usually wait until their purchase is finalized before making their business plan public. >Not many of them cry about not having money, quitting their day job over it, and threatening of shutting down the site or "passing" ownership constantly. So you would just rather him not be honest about the financial needs of the site and have it shut down or be sold off to the highest bidder like Odysee and so many others before it? Absolutely retarded.

>Graf isn't a company Well tell that to Graf and the Canadian government. You got any more points I can prove you wrong? https://www.canadacompanyregistry.com/companies/poast-inc/ >Just like Jersh. I'm assuming you are talking about Josh from kiwifarms. Not sure why he's relevant in this, just because I make fun of your retard doesn't I'm from KF, which I'm not. >It isn't a regular company because the only employee is the owner. That's funny so now he's a "special" company. Also moron there are plenty of companies that could be ruined by one person. Explain small restaurants i.e. hot dog stands/ street foods, land lords, etc. >Even corporation wait until making their business plan Oh yes it's a buy first ask questions later. Businesses to you seem to haphazardly just buy without thinking. >would your rather have him not be honest That makes the assumption he has been honest at all. Also he has stated himself that he can't support the site. Donations are temp, so if money is an issue why the fuck would he think about buying such a money sink like a streaming platform, when not even the Google has made a very feasible profit from it.