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Whether a school was actually sued over this is not relevant to whether it is legally allowed.

> Yup. This is a web app (so, hosting is required), and it was built in a few days by a newbie and is hosted on a few machines by some randos. But, isn't that ... interesting? That something like this could be built and deployed and -- theoretically scale globally?

Sure. It is interesting that someone can build a web app, host it on temporary machines, and then one day scale it into a major business model.

That's not new to blockchain. That's how the internet works at a fundamental level. What specifically drives blockchain to be useful or novel or interesting in this model? How is this application better for being on chain?