> Tl;dr, they didn't keep relevant records, didn't have any idea about the law, and are still scrambling to be compliant. I find it fascinating that the implic

> Tl;dr, they didn't keep relevant records, didn't have any idea about the law, and are still scrambling to be compliant. I find it fascinating that the implication is the global company has to be aware of and compliant with any city law that any tiny city council (I am not saying Seattle is tiny, but if Seattle can do it, why Rusty Sticks, Flyover State can't?) passed 40 years ago. I seriously wonder how one can do business in such environment? I guess for a Facebook it's just breadcrumbs and they could hire whatever lawyers needed to fend it off and pay whatever fines they might be assigned without even flinching - but imagine you are just a startup and you have to comply with the same web of laws?