I don't know. I'm honestly confused. The best I can tell from the article, if it looks too directly like fraud, it's fraud If you involve a few players and do

I don't know. I'm honestly confused. The best I can tell from the article, if it looks too directly like fraud, it's fraud If you involve a few players and do it indirectly, it's marketing? The danger here, which I guess needs to be explicitly-stated is that if public perception becomes a big part of the decision whether to prosecute or not, we've fallen completely into political crime territory, where the ultimate bad thing to do is look bad. That's not going to work.