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Is it illegal if you sell an item/service/upgrade for a clearly absurd price? The obvious workaround here is to paywall some tiny feature with choose-your-own-
by MaxBarraclough 6y ago
Is it illegal if you sell an item/service/upgrade for a clearly absurd price?
The obvious workaround here is to paywall some tiny feature with choose-your-own-price, or perhaps offer something akin to Reddit Gold. I presume the law already thought of that?
- wongarsu 6y agoLots of brands sell things with prices only justifiable by the branding and associated prestige. The authors tactic of paywalling things behind a "donation" seems legally much more dubious.
- Ndymium 6y agoIt wouldn't be a donation, it would be a premium account that has access to extra features. I just don't want those features to make the free users feel second class.
- rmc 6y agoSurely there's a difference between ”Buy this PNG file for €200” and “Buy it for €10,000,000”