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> Define "legitimate reasons". For the most part, pretty much anything that isn't against a standard terms of service. > There are plenty of people who are to
by jlgaddis 12y ago
> Define "legitimate reasons".
For the most part, pretty much anything that isn't against a standard terms of service.
> There are plenty of people who are totally legit that have "unpopular" opinions or are worried about crazed trolls.
I agree and understand. Those folks aren't who I'm worried about.
My biggest concern is the "abusive" folks, to be honest. Abuse of any type wouldn't be tolerated at all but I am all for freedom of {expression,speech,...} and wouldn't care what the service was being used for as long as it was legal.
Requiring a deposit isn't something I had thought of before but that might very well be a good "deterrent".
- merlish 12y agoI think the standard thing is to charge more if the customer pays via Bitcoin, and to expect payment in 3/6/12 month lumps rather than a month at a time. This could help to deal with increased customer service costs (abuse handling), and to price spammers out of the market.
- jlgaddis 12y agoYeah, that sounds reasonable too.