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by SkittyDog
1677 days ago
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None of that language is has a standard legal or regulatory definition, across the US. They are not precise terms, at least not yet. They are frequently used colloquially in ways that contradict your suggestion. I'm not saying your definitions are bad, or wrong... Quite the contrary, I think your ideas are great! But the specific terms & definitions aren't what really matter, are they? We just need standard language, with specified legal meaning, that consumers can invoke to make service providers jump to task. |
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