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Yes, it can be disincentivized with steep fines. But then you just end up back where we are now. Developers would not build if they face the future prospect o
by tryitnow 9y ago
Yes, it can be disincentivized with steep fines. But then you just end up back where we are now. Developers would not build if they face the future prospect of such steep fines. What happens if the code is unclear or ambiguous (and when big money is involved everything magically becomes ambiguous).
This is why a balanced regulatory approach is needed - one that is more proactive than reactive. By the time we're reacting way too much damage has been done.