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by ThrowawayIP
876 days ago
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I think that a good way to do this would be a triple-poison pill approach. Google et. al. are capable of policing the advertisements on it's platform, there is just not the business will to do it. The triple poison pill approach:
* Every user-report of a scam ad must be reviewed by an independent barred lawyer for a minimum of 15 minutes of actual time. * If a person (institution, etc) with a public image is shown in the scam ad, they must be notified and should the advertiser and platform should share joint liability. * If a person falls for a scam, they should have recourse against the platform and the advertiser. |
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