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But what's stopping the ex-staffers from criticizing once they sold off the equity?

>>nsoonh+(OP)
Nothing, these don't seem like legally enforceable contracts in any case. What they do appear to be is a massive admission that this is a hype train which can be derailed by people who know how the sausage is made.

It reeks of a scammer's mentality.

>>nsoonh+(OP)
The threat of a lawsuit.

You can't just sign a contract and then not uphold your end of the bargain after you've got the benefit you want. You'll (rightfully) get sued.