11 sats \ 4 replies \ @nerd2ninja 14 Jun 2023 \ on: How many laws is stacker.news breaking? bitcoin
If this is going to be a problem, I would expect Bank of Australia aka "Wallet of Satoshi" to run into these problems first.
Then, I would expect SN would probably just change how zaps here are done to connect to a self hosted instance of ln bits or something.
I agree that there are much bigger fish out there for the regulator sharks to prey on. Hence why I'm not worried about stacker.news being hunted down anytime soon.
About your work around: that definitely would fix things legally, but (1) implementing that change wouldn't be all that easy for @k00b and (2) it would hurt the user experience a lot. I would assume the majority of people around here wouldn't go through the work required to do that. Even I would find it a pain in the ass to be unable to post something on stacker.news because my cat chewed on my node's power cable.
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Hmm sounds like you should learn to code and script out all of your ux issues then share the code with the community
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Is Wallet of Satoshi based in Aussie?
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"3. Refunds
a) AUD Refunds
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We will try to respond with a decision within 30 days of you making the complaint.
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