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This really isn't a difficult question to answer: You remove the smallest subset of content such that you are allowed to operate in the markets in which you pla
by hananova 2y ago
This really isn't a difficult question to answer: You remove the smallest subset of content such that you are allowed to operate in the markets in which you plan to operate/have a business presence in/plan to visit.
- eviks 2y agoThat's an imaginary simplicity since there is no such thing: determining a subset requires very high certainty in the rules (to be able to apply them and not run afoul), which doesn't exist in any real legal system
- MichaelZuo 2y agoHence why every company with sizeable operations in multiple jurisdictions has a huge team of lawyers…? No HN comment is ever going into the same depth as the output of a hundred plus lawyers. But the parent points in the right general direction.
- eviks 2y agoNever heard a joke about 2 lawyers = 3 opinions? That one points in the right general direction, which is the opposite of the parent's one
- m2024 2y agoThey just needed to remove the CP and none of this would be happening.
- eviks 2y agoThis doesn't even pass the smell test of their actual charges