Re:Reddit Users Lose Real Money After Meme Currency Bot Dies
by lilbobbytables on Friday May 12, 2017 @02:26PM
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> small-fry
heh
> Minus any of the user agreements...
Exactly. Which is why I think comparing it to anything financial (banks, PP, etc) is silly in the first place.
Replace collectable potato chips with baseball cards and you're back to the example I was trying to portray.
If someone was holding your property (baseball cards) and sold them out from under you, then it seems like there would be good ground for a civil case.
> Minus any of the user agreements...
Exactly. Which is why I think comparing it to anything financial (banks, PP, etc) is silly in the first place.
Replace collectable potato chips with baseball cards and you're back to the example I was trying to portray.
If someone was holding your property (baseball cards) and sold them out from under you, then it seems like there would be good ground for a civil case.