"But a few months later, Mr. Conway ignited another drama when he quietly negotiated what some investors considered to be a sweetheart deal."
You should write to the WSJ that anyone that wants the same "sweetheart deal" can easily get it, by simply emailing the same offer to all the Y-combinator startups and putting up the cash. I think these guys are just way too used to Wall Street, where everything is closed doors negotiations, $800/hr attorneys and secret deals. They just assumed that some type of sweetheart deal must have been involved.
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And lets not forget the previous sentence:
"But a few months later, Mr. Conway ignited another drama when he quietly negotiated what some investors considered to be a sweetheart deal."
You should write to the WSJ that anyone that wants the same "sweetheart deal" can easily get it, by simply emailing the same offer to all the Y-combinator startups and putting up the cash. I think these guys are just way too used to Wall Street, where everything is closed doors negotiations, $800/hr attorneys and secret deals. They just assumed that some type of sweetheart deal must have been involved.