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I appreciate sharing this perspective and I see how typically anonymous companies "did" bad things. You're not the arbitrator of who people want to work with o
by tendto 3y ago
I appreciate sharing this perspective and I see how typically anonymous companies "did" bad things. You're not the arbitrator of who people want to work with or of the definition of what "as a society" people choose to do.
- verdverm 3y ago> You're not the arbitrator of who people want to work with or of the definition of what "as a society" people choose to do. Obviously, I am just parroting the general opinion for your awareness. We have consumer protection laws for a reason. You are free to be "anonymous" but it's mostly not true (you can easily be found out) and you will find it difficult to do business. Do you want to have a higher probability for success of your business?
- fuzzfactor 3y agoEven if you are the clear owner, your company can be taken away from you. If not, this would be even more possible, especially if financial prosperity were to arise. It may not be every day, but there are definitely arbitrators of what they will tolerate before turning "society" either for or against you when you come up on their radar. Whether you are well identified or not.
- tendto 3y agoFascinating. Can you share more about this? Do you mean something like government or other entities can take away a company once it becomes intolerable? Is there any way to protect from this?