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Since that time, courts have allowed companies to be involved in charitable and other nonprofit-making activities. These activities have always been countenanced in the context of increasing for-profit business.
Craigslist, though, is far below its profit-making potential, and in fact deliberately eschews profit for its more general purpose of public service. Maxwell Kennerly has more on this point at Litigation and Trial, as does as does Joshua Fershee on the Business Law Prof Blog.
This sets up another front in the battle between the two companies. EBay can sue, claiming that Craigslist is not being run for the benefit of its shareholders. Craigslist should instead be monetizing its huge user base for the benefit of eBay instead of for the general public.
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