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I think some better vetting of hunters and maybe capping the amount of people for area's to hunt for them would be a start? Seems now it's a wild west when it c

I think some better vetting of hunters and maybe capping the amount of people for area's to hunt for them would be a start? Seems now it's a wild west when it comes to who gets at them first.

chrisseaton 8y ago
> Seems now it's a wild west when it comes to who gets at them first. Why’s that a problem for the companies though?
- icantdrive55 8y ago
  I have a feeling the article is written by a Stephen Glass wannbee? "“I think it’s really fun,” says Lucas. “I’ll probably go charging this weekend.” This weekend, the independent movie premiere will be showing at Iwantclicksbuthavenorealnewsstories. "So--rent a Charger, and be a "Charger"? (The posts on HN are seemingly getting bad, or being gamed? When it turns into Reddit, I'll be glad. It will be one less addiction in my life? This is the evolution of most successful sites? The masses ruin it? It might be the only reason to keep coding sites? Even the vanity sites? Afterall, this is a vanity site, and I don't mean that in a derogatory way. I just mean there is always room for more sites/apps, when the big money takes a eye off of quality?)
- croon 8y ago
  If your company decides on a PR stunt on 5th avenue by spraying the streets full of dollar bills, creating a riot, I'm pretty sure you're liable.
- Cthulhu_ 8y ago
  They end up paying more to recovery people than they're earning from people renting the things and after a few recoveries, more than the scooters are worth.
  - chrisseaton 8y ago
    Why does it cost you more if people are competing? I think you only pay the successful one.