Quote from: BitFomo on May 10, 2016, 04:56:45 AM

Quote from: Hazelnutter on May 08, 2016, 10:32:37 PM

Quote from: BitPotus on May 08, 2016, 03:53:46 PM

No, but am sure that the very fact that you are allowing "hidden shops" to operate with the implied possibility of "illegal activities" is sufficient enough to drag you in a court of law by some judge somewhere.........

Just saying, don't put your neck on the line if it doesn't have to be on said line.

Hidden shops are for users that only want certain people to be able to buy from them and whatnot. Almost like an Invite only store or forum even. Ophion is a marketplace tool, if people use it for malicious activities we cannot be held responsible.

The fact that illegal activities can occur in these shops is not under our control, there's nothing we can do to prevent them and that's what I'm going to leave this conversation at.

Ross Ulbricht wasnt allowed to use this argument in court, what makes you think it will work for you. Of course, you probably have no intention of building this in the first place.

I do not think you understand the concept the dev is talking about. You should really read the whitepaper.pdf, http://ophion.io/whitepaper.pdf

Ross Ulbricht made a "Website" that was ***intentionally*** made to sell illegal goods. The Ophion devs have stated that they will remove any illegal goods they see and do not condone this. I am sure this will be in their EULA.

Ophion and Silk Road are not even comparable. Please See Below Image.

http://i.imgur.com/hxPGOQS.png

The screwdriver is a tool, but can also be used a weapon, does this make the screwdriver manufacturer an aid to illegal activities?