And that 30% isn't in stone. Last place I worked at, they were able to negotiate for 15% because of how desperate Uber was.

It would allow users to understand this isn't free and actually pay for a subscription that essentially does this.

This regulation creates an opportunity for new business models.

Non profit does not mean free. People can be paid salary, but the business does not need a 30% Profit margin.

Frankly, I feel something like peach which bundles multiple orders from a few restaurants is the way to go if you want to make money as a food delivery service.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_Cab_Company

Just enough to pay their workers and themselves.

This really depends on their margins.

Here's how you add a Menu to your restaurant's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/help/533179700126832

To me a business that is only on Facebook doesn't exist as far as I am concerned.

No one needs web developers anymore, you just need to sign up for a wix account it will do everything /s

Fuck! I routinely cannot get through to restaurants that I ordered from, without a lockdown in place.

It's 100x worse now.