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A combination of high demand + strong incentive to keep access at a strictly controlled low level = this. I made it all the way to the green square at the bott
by Florin_Andrei 14y ago
A combination of high demand + strong incentive to keep access at a strictly controlled low level = this.
I made it all the way to the green square at the bottom, following a long path along the left-hand edge. The process is a mind-boggling Rude Goldberg Machine governed by arcane and seemingly arbitrary rules riddled with exceptions. Having an excellent lawyer is both helpful (obviously) and depressing (in that it reveals just how many hidden controls are embedded within).
The worst part is the long wait time when you have absolutely no say in the outcome, basically at the mercy of a remote faceless bureaucracy that can decide your fate and enforce it.
- charonn0 14y ago>at the mercy of a remote faceless bureaucracy that can decide your fate and enforce it. Welcome to the American-style of governance. Please see the DMV for your drivers license and then stop by the IRS to try your luck at the tax code. You will need documentation for everything. The appeals process exists, but is largely pro forma. If you comply successfully enough you might even get to join a homeowners association one day.