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I would say that if you ever take your company public that you don't own it anymore, it is now owned by the whims of the marketplace as a whole.



Or, to combine your and the OPs points: if you take your company public, you will have to live by the rules of "the love of money". It's also the love of money that ultimately led to Sierra (the more creative company) being killed in favor of Davidson/Blizzard (the more business-savvy company) while they were owned by CUC and then Vivendi.




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