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Originally Posted by AaronM
If my fellow US webmaster want my help, they can pay for it. Many already do.
As for you being an attorney....Why is a non-US attorney posting a possible solution to a problem that not only does not affect their clients but also would not properly cover a US webmaster?
Also...If you are an attorney, I would think that you would at least understand what the current law and proposed regulations say. It's not rocket science but you seem to have missed some very important parts of these regs as well as the current laws.
If you want to help..GO ahead and help. But please do so by providing viable and legal solutions instead of adding more confusion to the mix.  |
Since I work with Us based companies I must know what legal issues affect this business, so even if I am not living there, I have a citizenship - have dual citizenship. I did read the whole 2257 proposal and I just didn't want to go in the little details of it and start talking "legal" shit, just tried to keep it simple, just so anybody could pick a small idea and perfect it to match the law, of course it doesn't cover all aspects but it can be perfectible just so it does if it gets approved.
Personally I think it will be burocratic as hell, but nothing too scary to make ppl think they will vbe unable to run their sites.
nik