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Re:WeWork evicted a startup after it published a negative bl... by peterbonney on Friday July 22, 2016 @03:25PM (#12146093)
The claim is that the tenant violated the WeWork terms of service (very much akin to a lease, albeit a short-term one) by scraping member data through the WeWork API.
Re:WeWork evicted a startup after it published a negative bl... by tptacek on Friday July 22, 2016 @03:34PM (#12146174)
Yes, I understand that. I'm going further and saying that anyone working here should expect to lose their spot for any reason or no reason on a monthly --- meaning, effectively, instantaneous --- basis.

I have a lot of negative things to say about WeWork as a business, and some netting-out-positive things to say about the particular West Loop WeWork space I'm working out of right now. But most of all: I'm here with my eyes open. There's also the concern of "is WeWork even going to exist in 6 months"?

Re:WeWork evicted a startup after it published a negative bl... by michaelmrose on Friday July 22, 2016 @05:09PM (#12146790)
Not even monthly they were given 30 minutes to vacate.
Re:WeWork evicted a startup after it published a negative bl... by peterbonney on Friday July 22, 2016 @04:12PM (#12146427)
Got it - apologies for misunderstanding you. I thought you were suggesting the opposite (I.e. that there is nothing to violate because of the lack of a long-term lease). :)