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Or they could just, you know, raise fines to absurd heights so no one ever again will think about putting posters outside of designated areas.

• protomyth 17y ago
  the problem is finding someone to fine and proving they did it (see tptacek's comment on false poster on acts he hates).
  • Keyframe 17y ago
    maybe if every poster, that will get out on a public surface, should get a city (or whatever legal entity) issued mark/stamp on it... like some products have already, cigarettes, coffee etc. (for taxation/anti-smuggling purposes). That could alleviate false poster issue and be cheap to implement. Might as well earn some cash for the city to keep those surfaces clean / lit or whatever.
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