> isn’t it well worth it to accept the risk and continue? The world couldn’t possibly function any other way Had a friend who started a social network website

> isn’t it well worth it to accept the risk and continue? The world couldn’t possibly function any other way Had a friend who started a social network website at his parents house. Pushing 20 million monthly users. Death threats, competition uploading illegal content and then reporting it, whistleblowers and more threats, people having beef and looking for arbitration, more threats for getting banned etc. He become extremely stressed, stopped going out, paranoia kicked in and then suicide attempts. His friends helped him close the site and he "recovered". But lesson here is - if you don't have a deep wallet, right mindset and access to therapist, don't start a website today or keep it small and off the main internet.