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And one of the key questions is, does this make sense for, say 1000 abandoned dogecoin (current value $0.24) on tipdoge.info? This is why we proposed de minimis
by starkness 12y ago
And one of the key questions is, does this make sense for, say 1000 abandoned dogecoin (current value $0.24) on tipdoge.info? This is why we proposed de minimis exceptions.
- fred_durst 12y agoAbsolutely, 100% it does. Because it helps to prevent a business from building its profit model around 100,000 people abandoning $1 each.
- starkness 12y agoPolicy is always about tradeoffs. Is it your stance that the creator of Reddit tip bots should have to register fingerprints with the FBI, hand over personal financial info, send quarterly reports with to the Superintendent with audited financial statements, collect the real identities and physical addresses of all senders and recipients, assign a compliance officer, hire an outside firm to do pentesting, get permission before releasing a new product, service, or features, and have an undisclosed amount of USD funds bonded to NY State along with an undisclosed amount on hand just to operate a simple app? What about open source projects that are not corporations?
- fred_durst 12y agoYes, that is exactly my stance. Find another hobby outside of playing with people's money.
- xorcist 12y ago... or do it somewhere else than in New York State, I guess?