This is aphyr's standard policy. https://blog.woof.group/announcements/updates-on-the-osa https://blog.woof.group/announcements/updates-on-the-osa summarises th

This is aphyr's standard policy. https://blog.woof.group/announcements/updates-on-the-osa https://blog.woof.group/announcements/updates-on-the-osa summarises the reasoning, which basically boils down to "the legislation is broad enough in scope to cover most of what he wants to do online in theory, the guidance about what will happen in practice is nonexistent, the punishments if they choose to go after you are extremely severe, and the costs of complying with the regulation are very onerous, so it's not worth complying", which seems fair enough.