Hm? I’m thinking about selling things via an internet store, and the worst I can imagine happening is being asked to take down the site. Which is still pretty bad. What am I missing?
Sorry, I shouldn’t have made that so personal. I’m just saying that “technically legal” is not a useful category. You made it clear that you don’t think it provides protection, which is the main point. It might provide indignation, which is a double-edged sword. What “will arouse suspicion” is a useful category. “Wrong intent” is not a good category because they can’t see your intent.
Hm? I’m thinking about selling things via an internet store, and the worst I can imagine happening is being asked to take down the site. Which is still pretty bad. What am I missing?
There is a fair amount of legal risk you assume when you sell ingestibles.
Sorry, I shouldn’t have made that so personal.
I’m just saying that “technically legal” is not a useful category. You made it clear that you don’t think it provides protection, which is the main point. It might provide indignation, which is a double-edged sword. What “will arouse suspicion” is a useful category. “Wrong intent” is not a good category because they can’t see your intent.