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> Proof is hard I would argue that it can be made much less hard. Vast majority of cases can be verified by online presence, phone calls, domain emails etc. Mi
by sytelus 7y ago
> Proof is hard
I would argue that it can be made much less hard. Vast majority of cases can be verified by online presence, phone calls, domain emails etc. Minority of cases, like locksmith, are not easy to verify. In those cases you impose proof of work. Meaning that those folks must perform extra work which makes it expensive for them to keep repeating. For example, you can charge them $100 to run third party background check, require them to give TINs and other LLC documentation etc.
- Macross8299 7y ago>For example, you can charge them $100 to run third party background check, How do you prevent this from becoming a form of abusive rent-seeking? i.e. randomly removing a businesses' credentials and then charging them the cost of a background check + a small fee to "verify"