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> And most techies went along with it because they shared the vested interest, or did not appreciate the existing system that creates the real life shopping exp
by ryan29 5y ago
> And most techies went along with it because they shared the vested interest, or did not appreciate the existing system that creates the real life shopping experience we see every day.
I don't agree. I think a lot of tech people (like me) felt like the whole system was a grift and that nothing of value was lost when LE offered an alternative. If you start a business in my jurisdiction your paperwork is going to get a lot more scrutiny than what the certificate authorities were (or are) providing.
- lazide 5y agoHave you done it in your jurisdiction? Here in CA you can form an LLC or Corp without even providing your ID or doing a notarized anything. You do have to provide a real physical address at least (no pmb forwarders or Poboxes - kinda). Delaware I know is the same.
- ryan29 5y agoI'm fairly sure you need to provide ID and notarized docs where I am, but I've never done anything more than a sole proprietorship since we're allowed to conduct business under our personal name up to a certain point.