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presumably you have laws that require street vehicles have a valid license before they can go on the road. Do you remember the police arresting someone because
by riffraff 9y ago
presumably you have laws that require street vehicles have a valid license before they can go on the road.
Do you remember the police arresting someone because of a toy car they built?
If not, then why do you expect the EU to go after the equivalent site with a few thousand users?
- ehsankia 9y agoLogically, it's very unlikely. Realistically, seeing the risk of a $20m fine, I sure as hell won't take the chance and will take down my site until the dust settles and the kinks gets ironed out.
- somebadguy 9y agoGood.
- mdpopescu 9y ago> Do you remember the police arresting someone because of a toy car they built? Does this apply? [1] [1] http://fortune.com/2017/07/21/five-year-old-fine-lemonade-stand/ http://fortune.com/2017/07/21/five-year-old-fine-lemonade-st...
- riffraff 9y agosince * the fine has been cancelled and the council has apologised * this is such a rare occurrence to be worth news reports I'm going to say it validates the point.
- mdpopescu 9y agoSure. Going back to your question > why do you expect the EU to go after the equivalent site with a few thousand users You are saying that they DO that, but then will (probably) apologize afterwards. Some website owners consider that an unacceptable risk.