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"Forces businesses to donate part of their profit margin to charity and browsarity." No one is being forced to do anything. If Amazon or Ebay doesn't like the
by mikeryan 17y ago
"Forces businesses to donate part of their profit margin to charity and browsarity."
No one is being forced to do anything. If Amazon or Ebay doesn't like the service they can disable the account, change TOS etc.
- axod 17y agoThey're being forced to do it, until they notice and decide to stamp it out (If they do notice).
- jrockway 17y agoBy similar logic, I'm forcing you to read this comment.
- axod 17y agoApples vs Kettles. What about this: You have an agreement with a shop owner, that you can buy stuff from him wholesale at a discount. You then hang around in the shop (Maybe in disguise) waiting for customers who are about to buy stuff. Instead of letting them get on and buy stuff, you accost them, and suggest they let you act as a middle man, and you'll buy it wholesale from the shop keeper, and donate the difference to charity, after you take your cut. Sounds shady doesn't it. And the shopkeeper is being forced to do it until he finds out about the scam.
- mos1 17y agoIt's already in clear violation of the Amazon TOS.