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> Fine $1000 x complaint received each month. Ahh yes, fine companies $1000 for each complaint received. Surely nothing will go wrong and nobody would ever thi
by PragmaticPulp 4y ago
> Fine $1000 x complaint received each month.
Ahh yes, fine companies $1000 for each complaint received. Surely nothing will go wrong and nobody would ever think to do this to sink their competitors? Surely the government overhead of enforcing this would be cheap?
It’s so weird to read all of these HN comments that can’t take basic realities of the internet and regulation into account.
Suggesting automatic $1000 fines to companies for “complaints received” is the most obviously exploitable system, which is bizarre to see on a site that usually brainstorms ways something can be exploited.
Websites like Hacker News would disappear because they can’t risk $1000 every time someone complains or if someone posts something that might be an ad. Reddit gone, forums gone, Discord gone.
The internet would become a walled garden of pre-approved corporate content, viewable only after you verify your ID and add a credit card to confirm that you're an adult.
- tomrod 4y agoOr you prepare before launch to a provided set of standards. PCI hasn't sunk innovation, for example.