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by marcus_holmes
2142 days ago
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So, as a busines risk, for a commercial startup, this is pretty negligable, right? Even if they widen the scope, EU commercial laws on this kind of thing (e.g. content filters) tend to be only applied to companies over a certain revenue level (10m euros for the content filters). Also, EU regulation is enforced differently to US regulation. EU regulators tend to ask nicely the first time, and only impose fines if it's a repeat offence, or the company has flat-out refused to do anything about the problem. In other words, even if the regulation scope is widened, anyone building their GUI with Godot will probably have enough revenue and be given enough time to rebuild it completely before they'll reach the point of "business-killing" fines. <of course, being accessible is a good thing in its own right, and I'm glad Godot appear to be doing something about it> |
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