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That's fine, some people are of course. But when you look at what people mean when they provide no jurisdiction, it always seems to mean the US. That's all I me
by cercatrova 6y ago
That's fine, some people are of course. But when you look at what people mean when they provide no jurisdiction, it always seems to mean the US. That's all I meant by de facto US based, because if it weren't, wouldn't people state the jurisdiction as "US"? They don't, so it must mean that the US is what is assumed.
- tasuki 6y ago> But when you look at what people mean when they provide no jurisdiction, it always seems to mean the US. Indeed this seems to be the case. Being based outside the US, I find that somewhat annoying :)