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The underlying problem here is that the legal system is 2 orders of magnitude too slow. A court should decide such disputes, but they take months or years. Kick
by tlb 14y ago
The underlying problem here is that the legal system is 2 orders of magnitude too slow. A court should decide such disputes, but they take months or years. Kickstarter has to pull the trigger one way or the other in hours.
RFS: disrupt the legal system by offering 4-hour dispute resolution.
- saraid216 14y agoI don't feel that it's too slow right now, mostly because I don't feel we've built up enough case law and precedent to trust faster feedback. That puts us in a painful transitionary period. Hopefully, it won't last too long.
- tlb 14y agoThe time it takes for case law to build up depends on the speed of the courts (usually involving multiple appeals). If we had 4-hour justice, we could probably have solid precedents in 4-days.