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> precisely because it's permanently one pen stroke away from being eradicated So NN is not a problem, just a temporary fix. And it doesn't limit competition (
by DiThi 9y ago
> precisely because it's permanently one pen stroke away from being eradicated
So NN is not a problem, just a temporary fix. And it doesn't limit competition (it costs nearly zero to comply). The problem are _other_ regulations. So why are some people so obsessed with removing NN?
- alien_at_work 9y agoI'm personally not obsessed with removing NN. I was just pointing out that you don't need to have it if you have proper competition. It's not the kind of thing that simply needs to be everywhere. If you already have it, fine.