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From the FAQ: Can I still change my mind? Absolutely. "No" means "no" at any time. Being passed out means "no" at any time. This is explicitly described in th
by hprotagonist 9y ago
From the FAQ:
Can I still change my mind?
Absolutely. "No" means "no" at any time. Being passed out means "no" at any time. This is explicitly described in the agreement. Additionally you can withdraw consent through the LegalFling app with a single click.
So, Yes means Yes except when it means No, which is a state that by definition cannot be reliably updated into the "smart contract" (because the party involved is unconscious).
"Das ist nicht nur nicht richtig; es ist nicht einmal falsch!"
Congratulations, you've created a system with the surface appearance of trust but is in fact entirely undefined, and used it to reflect state of a highly fraught and complicated social situation.
- qubex 9y agoI haven’t looked at this yet, but my gut reaction is that this is absolutely ludicrous… I’m answering you because your gut reaction seems to be similar to mine. What happens if somebody consents and then decides to toggle the status later? What if somebody is coerced into it? What if while raping somebody also gets their phone stolen and the ‘contract’ toggled? What if somebody is OK with some activities but not OK with others and they get forced onto them?! Not that I support this but… what if somebody wants to remain anonymous? What if somebody doesn’t want their blockchain litany of conquests and trysts to be totalled up?! This is just so wrongheaded I am stunned.