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It also uses "robbery" in a really unbusiness-like way. Still, there's only a few things here and there that are kind of out-of-line, and might be of the sort I
by Yorn 13y ago
It also uses "robbery" in a really unbusiness-like way. Still, there's only a few things here and there that are kind of out-of-line, and might be of the sort I'd expect for a intended-to-be-internal document.
- krapp 13y agoMaybe, maybe not. But Mt. Gox isn't a business. It's an unregulated exchange, so there's really no point in taking for granted that they would meet some standard of professionalism which by definition they don't have to.
- burnte 13y agoIt most certainly is a business. They have employees, charge fees, and make a profit (or are supposed to). Exchanges are businesses, and MtGox is most certainly both an exchange and a business.
- krapp 13y agoFair enough I guess, but I could have an office with a secretary at the front desk and charge people money to extract their teeth, yet that wouldn't actually make me a dentist. I meant Mt.Gox isn't a business in the sense that businesses, typically, have regulatory frameworks they have to follow, and standards to meet. Particularly when they deal with currency. Maybe I should have said there's no reason to expect them to act like professionals.
- icebraining 13y agoI could have an office with a secretary at the front desk and charge people money to extract their teeth, yet that wouldn't actually make me a dentist. Sure you would, just not a licensed one.
- mcdougle 13y agoThey're a business. Just not a good one.