> The idea that if legislation is not perfectly crafted it’s bad is ridiculous. I literally never said that. I said it was unclear and a “wait and see” strateg

> The idea that if legislation is not perfectly crafted it’s bad is ridiculous. I literally never said that. I said it was unclear and a “wait and see” strategy is completely valid given the uncertainty. Not only do I not believe that the EU is somehow better at changing and adapting laws but I wasn’t making any of the arguments you seem to be replying to. Also I’d love to hear who you think are “non bad faith actors” w.r.t. the DMA.