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In the transactions I describe, inhibition is a two-sided transaction, meaning it requires approval from both parties. Presumably parties won't enter into such
by djestrada 13y ago
In the transactions I describe, inhibition is a two-sided transaction, meaning it requires approval from both parties. Presumably parties won't enter into such transactions without good reason for consent.
- mst 13y agoGiven the number of people confused by it, I think perhaps it needs a different name ... my mind is blank when I attempt to come up with a better one, though.