See my comment buried at the very bottom. I agree with you and this opens up all kinds of professional licensing requirements and property liability requiremen

See my comment buried at the very bottom. I agree with you and this opens up all kinds of professional licensing requirements and property liability requirements. You can quickly go down a rabbit hole of worrying about verification/accreditation and Vayable could basically become known as the best place to work if you're an actuary. Addendum: This might be a more worrisome problem only in the litigation-happy US and other similar first world countries. The Vayable landing page for me shows a tour of Angkor Wat. The last time I was there, I wasn't too concerned about who I was going to sue if I fell off one of the temples or got sick from eating something not properly cooked.