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1 is still hard because it implies vetting your customers based on intent. So basically you have a blank on your signup form asking why they want to use X, and
by bo1024 15y ago
1 is still hard because it implies vetting your customers based on intent. So basically you have a blank on your signup form asking why they want to use X, and then you reject them if they write the wrong thing? Seems fishy. Likewise, what if you suddenly find out a loyal customer of N years has been using your service nefariously?
I guess one approach is to have a Terms of Service, but in this case, what would it say? "You agree not to do anything we disapprove of." Seems like a tough road to go down.
- jarrett 15y agoThis is why I suggest having the TOS specially list prohibited categories of activities. And no, I don't recommend any kind of checks at the front gate. Like I said, you'd just have to enforce your policy when something was brought to your attention.