> Is this not practically speaking just the common-sense norm before launching your live product? Did everyone else know this and I'm just a moron?
I can’t help you because I’m not familiar with this area. But I just wanted to say that what you’re describing seems very much like common sense to me, and it would seem crazy to me that someone would be placed on an industry wide blacklist for it.
I’m also surprised to hear of this industry wide blacklist. That type of collusion feels like it could easily be abused.
I can’t help you because I’m not familiar with this area. But I just wanted to say that what you’re describing seems very much like common sense to me, and it would seem crazy to me that someone would be placed on an industry wide blacklist for it.
I’m also surprised to hear of this industry wide blacklist. That type of collusion feels like it could easily be abused.