As a consumer, I'm generally happy about the directionality of GDPR but I haven't been able to stop thinking about this
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Yeah, I think intent very reasonable, but effects likely to prove quite unfortunate... https://twitter.com/djm_/status/1014465023413030912?s=21 …. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Politician%27s_syllogism ….)
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Competition heating up between EU and the city of SF to drive out startups.
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I can agree on VATMOSS, it's making things complicated for almost no reason. However, GDPR (& cookie law) are great. I like my privacy. And with all due respect, if you can't build a business respecting these, than you don't have a good business.
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I agree a bit with this, but I can guarantee very few small business are or will ever be compliant.
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You actually have some influence over this, Patrick. The vote is tomorrow. Wikipedia is holding some of its European pages on blackout to bring awareness and pressure to EU MPs.
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having gone through VATMOSS hell and back they're basically intent on making people not want to start here
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Have always felt regulations like this should impact you proportionately to the number of people your business impacts. I.e. a small business shouldn't have to do much because they are, well, small.
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there are some laws that do this coarsely by treating "small businesses" differently, giving them lesser regulations and/or penalties, but it really should be more continuously proportional, and more widespread.
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