:: One Market ::
I just wanted to point out some hidden benefits to OneJury.
In the past on craigslist there were lots of fake posts, like a post selling a TV and then you would get a hooker instead.
With OneJury this would be solved, and so in that regard makes the buyers experience much nicer going through the market.
OneJury does more then just stop illegal morally wrong postings is the point here, it helps stop spam too.
This means a copycat coin without OneJury would be victim to a lot of fake posts going on in there and possibly give a horrible user experience.
So we could keep OneJury but do private listings thus making a compromise possibly? Private listings would have same cost as doing any other listing + average OneJury Fee maybe?
How about keeping the Onejury for regular stuff and have Dark listing option that bypass the Onejury and seller pays HIGH fees (with mandatory trustless escrow) and have to click disclaimer that all illegal activity in dark market is the seller's legal obligation not the developer?
The high fees don't resolve the issue of illegal items being openly present and accessible in the main public market. Thus private listings without ability to freely advertise them within the GUI, keeping the market "clean" from that stuff for the average user. Also as the safety measure for the devs, securing them from any legal issues. No one is openly (nor devs willingly allow to) advertising the "dark" stuff, and no random person actually have idea about some specific items being present on the market.
I thought about it little more, since last suggestion was posted without much thought.
I guess what I'm suggesting is this,
there would be 2 markets where user have to choose before entering the market.
1. One market - with One jury and other goodies devs talked about in white paper.
2. Cloaked market
- In order to access this market place, users (seller and buyers) must read and click legal disclaimer.
- where anything goes sorta place where users use it at their risk.
- no onejury is needed here since its for illegal stuff.
- high fees are just a way to reward POS stakers at the seller expense, but not really important.
I'm not a lawyer nor I claim to have any idea about legal issues here, anyone know if this has legal implication for the developers just because they are providing a market place where anything can be sold at users discretion?
If I had to choose, I would opt for anything goes approach. It fit better with anon concept I think.
P.S why open source? is it really necessary? I thoght PoSA was gonna be kept closed to prevent copy cats? why not keep them all closed?