> The real problem is that the requirements for a social platform are getting very onerous, to the point that it takes at least several engineers working full t

> The real problem is that the requirements for a social platform are getting very onerous, to the point that it takes at least several engineers working full time on the problem. There are only 19 companies in the world that are required to comply with the strict rules. I think they can pay those "several engineers" from the money they make in EU. This is not about startups, and this is not about launching. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Services_Act#Large_online_platforms https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Services_Act#Large_onl...