> If you're intending to serve any product to an entire planet composed of nations, states, societies all pulling from different experiences, different cultural

> If you're intending to serve any product to an entire planet composed of nations, states, societies all pulling from different experiences, different cultural attitudes, I think expecting a completely friction-free experience in doing so is more than a little unreasonable. Is it so unreasonable? Given that the Internet essentially solves the problem of technically doing this, perhaps it is in fact the laws which are unreasonable. Your statement isn't so different from saying "it's unreasonable to expect to be able to have a nearly-instant audio conversation with virtually anyone on the planet for very little cost." I would give the same response: that no, that's really not that unreasonable given that the technical problems are essentially solved, and if there are laws preventing that, perhaps the laws are unreasonable.