What about letting someone take over the project but you get to keep a share of the profits for guidance and advice (30% or so).
It benefits both parties, you know what features the project needs to implement and what direction it needs to take to make more money, while the new owner/developer gets ramped up. You guys can even agree to a one year period of help and then separate, but at least the project keeps running and making money.
Not sure if this is usually done, but it seems like everyone wins :)
http://www.jollyvine.com We're a complete platform, where public as well as private entities (busineses, governments, schools, and libraries) can share and distribute their events in a social environment, that allows its users to share the events in their own social circles.
It benefits both parties, you know what features the project needs to implement and what direction it needs to take to make more money, while the new owner/developer gets ramped up. You guys can even agree to a one year period of help and then separate, but at least the project keeps running and making money.
Not sure if this is usually done, but it seems like everyone wins :)