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<blockquote data-quote="roydan" data-source="post: 22032" data-attributes="member: 9365"><p>So.. a sig renter is directly responsible for another seller's ability to deliver a service? I think it's a wrong move and that it opens MMO for liability.</p><p></p><p>By using the same logic.. If MMO require sig renters to take responsibility for their advertisers' wrongdoing or under-deliveries, isn't MMO responsible for letting them in in the first place? If someone was scammed for $100, the sig renter is expected to pay it back or lose their account. If they haven't, by using the same logic, MMO should reimburse the guy who was scammed.</p><p></p><p>I think this is chaotic, even without the huge logic hole it has in it (which I won't share here out of the hope that no one abused it yet).</p><p></p><p>I understand why this rule was added in the first place, but besides that, it still opens MMO for more trouble than the ones it solves.</p><p></p><p>I hope you reconsider.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="roydan, post: 22032, member: 9365"] So.. a sig renter is directly responsible for another seller's ability to deliver a service? I think it's a wrong move and that it opens MMO for liability. By using the same logic.. If MMO require sig renters to take responsibility for their advertisers' wrongdoing or under-deliveries, isn't MMO responsible for letting them in in the first place? If someone was scammed for $100, the sig renter is expected to pay it back or lose their account. If they haven't, by using the same logic, MMO should reimburse the guy who was scammed. I think this is chaotic, even without the huge logic hole it has in it (which I won't share here out of the hope that no one abused it yet). I understand why this rule was added in the first place, but besides that, it still opens MMO for more trouble than the ones it solves. I hope you reconsider. [/QUOTE]
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