> No one is waiving legal recourse when they're using Web3. I've seen quite a few people do this. May not everyone, but a lot. The "commentary added by a rando

> No one is waiving legal recourse when they're using Web3. I've seen quite a few people do this. May not everyone, but a lot. The "commentary added by a random law firm" is the general sentiment I understood when people were hyped up on smart contracts. There's an industry of smart contract programmers who write code under the assumption that there may be no recourse (to the legal system) if they introduced bugs. If your attitude represents the sentiment of "web3" these days, it is really a very hilarious backtrack on the previous (hyperbole) claims...