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Starting a website these days seems very dangerous. If you don’t comply with some obscure regulation imposed by a government somewhere you can be sued to oblivi

Starting a website these days seems very dangerous. If you don’t comply with some obscure regulation imposed by a government somewhere you can be sued to oblivion. Someone should create a guide on how to start a website and cover your ass.

graemep 1y ago
Not really true. You can largely ignore foreign governments as you are not in their jurisdiction. It also does not apply to everything listed there. Build your own platform is doing things governments will not even notice if you do it for yourself and people you know rather than as a public service.
- deadbabe 1y ago
  Really? So you can just collect cookies quietly with no warning
  - gkbrk 1y ago
    Sure you can. If you're not going to have a business entity in Europe, or travel there. Worst thing they can do is block your website in Europe.
    - graemep 1y ago
      You are usually safe travelling there as long as your website or whatever is owned by an entity in your country.
      - deadbabe 1y ago
        But how would they know?
        graemep 1y ago
        They probably would not. So how could they do anything to you? You might have problems in countries with poor rule of law if you had done something to offend the rulers. In anywhere with a reasonable system of justice you would be fine.