Quote from: Hunterwolfie on May 09, 2016, 11:08:43 AM

Sorry but if you are asking for money to fund your little enterprise and then you get locked up and the site goes down, it does make it directly the business of your users.

If you are asking for funds, then don't alienate your potential investors from the outset.

These are valid and legitimate concerns and you could address those without coming off like an arrogant prat.

Just my two cents.

First of all, I'm not attempting to come off like an "arrogant prat" because we don't want our users to worry about our legality issues because honestly, that shouldn't be something they need to worry about at all. If you have read the whitepaper, which I'm guessing you didn't but that's fine, you would have discovered that Ophion is a decentralized marketplace. Which means if I get locked up, nothing happens, the "site" won't go down.

Whitepaper Reference:

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Ophion is a decentralized market; in essence, this means that everyone who runs the
client or node server is some cases is responsible for keeping the network going. There is
no centralized server that can be taken down. As long as people keep using Ophion (and
Bitcoin), the network is unstoppable and Ophion Market keeps running.