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I see your reasoning and it makes sense
But it seems that policy is very…one sided and not effective
Loopholes for the really bad shit. Regulations, penalties, and headache for the independent creator
I think that there is no way to tell between legit privacy-conscious folk and bad actors. I am also pissed about it, but from a server's perspective there is no difference between us and malicious users.
I don't think the creators themselves can receive money privately either. This also is a privacy risk, and a broader risk of doxing or extortion if they make "undesired" content.
But there is no way to receive money anonymously that it isn't "technically money laundering". That's my 2 cents.