They were actually acquired by a crypto startup:
https://coscout.com/organization/canya.io
Seems a bit shady if you ask me. Looks like the founder has also moved on (as per linkedin). So yeah, this just looks like a cash grab.
https://coscout.com/organization/canya.io
Seems a bit shady if you ask me. Looks like the founder has also moved on (as per linkedin). So yeah, this just looks like a cash grab.
The plot thickens.
Literally just any repercussions at all for being like this would be a nice change of pace.
What we have instead of terrible ideas like this, are laws. Unfortunately these are often designed by the same nonsensemongers mentioned above, but they are the only reasonable recourse.
Good ideas don't start off fully formed. I'm talking about the desire to have a bottom up justice system. The fact that anger is the impetus means there is a lot of potential for a slippery slope, and I cede that.
But the point stands: there are many people who've reaped nothing but benefits from being horrible, and I would gladly pitch a couple bucks to make their life miserable for a while.
Also known as "lynch mob".
Laws are the only reasonable recourse. They may have better access to laws and legal maneuverings, of course.
But you're measuring things incorrectly, I think. You write:
> there are many people who've reaped nothing but benefits from being horrible
Nope. They've reaped what they've sown, and they are horrible people. They might be rich or powerful, but who really cares?
You think they were having a bad time on Epstien's island? You really think they're so unhappy about being horrible?