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I believe there's precedent for them severing a massive partner at will, in the case of Dr Disrespect.

• xyzzy_plugh 6y ago
  Yes, but it's always always better to have a policy in place than to make one-off decisions.
  • beaconstudios 6y ago
    Yeah that would be better, people should be able to know in advance what they're not allowed to do. I was just pointing out that they've done it before.
  • otterley 6y ago
    This isn't always feasible or practical. People can't always foresee the future (otherwise gambling wouldn't be a thing). So we can't assume that a policy can cover every possible scenario that might occur. Things happen that practically nobody thought might happen. This is why "escape hatch" clauses were invented--to give parties a way out in the event that the unforeseen occurs.
    • beaconstudios 6y ago
      I think the idea is what once the unforseen does happen, that you encode the decision you made into the rules.