Tigger wrote:
Have no clue why you would say that. This is a slam dunk for AI. They paid they 25K to Hyperion (plus an additional 15K+), they requested the source code after paying for it...
This may not be detailed in the motion but is there any documentation indicated whether the source code was relinquished? Even with it though, I can't imagine it being of any value unless the lead developers were on board.
As for the comments about the pricing for the contract you certainly can't point the finger at AI. Clearly someone estimated that this job would take a few months. The fact that work continued and motion to terminate took so long is odd though.
