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Re:The Sandstorm Team Is Joining Cloudflare by derefr on Monday March 13, 2017 @03:26PM (#13861422)
If you're running a founder-team-only private company without any real assets, the company only really "exists" for as long as the founders can be considered to be its employees. So, if another company comes along and makes an offer to the people to hire them as individual employees—not a company, not even a gelled team, just individual offers—then the company-that-was just sort of ceases to exist, because it now has nobody working for it. I think that's more what happened here.
Re:The Sandstorm Team Is Joining Cloudflare by geofft on Monday March 13, 2017 @03:43PM (#13861600)
If the company sells off all its other assets, yes. But in this case, Sandstorm Development Group, Inc. owns copyright in the Sandstorm open source project and (I'd assume) continues to operate the hosted service.

This matters because Sandstorm Development Group, Inc. (and not Cloudflare!) has the ability to grant proprietary licenses to the Sandstorm codebase.