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Not sure where you are, but I always assume that means, "We're doing something that some might consider sketchy and don't want to dedicate resources to figuring
by superfrank 4y ago
Not sure where you are, but I always assume that means, "We're doing something that some might consider sketchy and don't want to dedicate resources to figuring out if it's legal outside the US".
- Kalium 4y agoI suspect it's more often "We haven't checked yet, and Legal prefers we be cautious until they have time" rather than actively thinking it's something some might consider sketchy.
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- superfrank 4y agoYeah, you're right. Sketcky is probably the wrong way to describe it. I more just mean something we haven't done before/don't know about.
- dragonwriter 4y agoWith the slow-roll waitlist things, I think the geographical limits are in part, at least, a way of narrowing the applicant space to reduce the wait time, given the limited pace at which they are willing to expand the user pool.
- PedroBatista 4y agoIt's usually by cultural proximity/who are your cousins more than a legal thing. It usually goes by "US,Canada,UK most times Australia, then NZ when they remember, then Ireland and let's start to deal with the nordics and Germany.."
- mtlmtlmtlmtl 4y agoIdk, Norway is usually last because we have the absolute gall of requiring that foreign companies selling services here have to pay sales tax. Not being in the EU doesn't help either.