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^^ Exactly! Wish I could make this clearer. I wrote up an 'about' page here, but it's a bit lofty: https://pubmail.io/about/ https://pubmail.io/about/ I'd lov
by Mizza 11y ago
^^ Exactly! Wish I could make this clearer.
I wrote up an 'about' page here, but it's a bit lofty: https://pubmail.io/about/ https://pubmail.io/about/
I'd love it if a politician could use it, but I don't think that's going to happen in the near future, so this gives the public a tool to foce more transparency without the politicians/reps themselves having to commit to it.
- yellowapple 11y agoCan you answer the initial question about legal jurisdiction, though? This is still not clear in the About page, and if you're including a checkbox (that's thankfully optional) asking if one's use of Pubmail will be for "legal purposes", it's generally a good idea what "legal" means in the context of the site. "Legal" in terms of American law? British law? Iranian law? Somali law? Sharia law? UN law? Sealandic law?
- Mizza 11y agoYeah, I mean, I don't honestly have an answer for that. I guess I should. It basically means, "don't be a dick, don't harass, don't spam." I'm not a big fan of laws, but I am a big fan of common sense and decency, and that's all I want.
- yellowapple 11y agoThe answer would probably be the same answer as "Which country does this site operate from?", but IANAL. Regardless, changing the text of that checkbox to what you mean - "I promise to refrain from being a jerk, harassing people, or spamming" - would make the question moot.