matthew
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- Sir Matt Copping
I am interested in hearing peoples views on whether all trades should be final or not?
My point is if there is clear evidence of a verbal (or in this case a text based conversation) which shows that the intent of the transaction is to be merely a temporary loan of the item in which both parties have agreed too - should the trade be final in the eyes of MA.
I'm not talking about chat logs but print screens of the conversation which are harder to falsify and also MA probably keeps official chat logs which of course we cannot access to falsify. Modifying the trade window to provide an option for loan and loan duration would be enough to hard code evidence, the loaner could then receive a proof of loan in the same way that the bank loans work.
Either MA could have the final decision to confiscate the item and return it to its original owner or a randomly selected jury could. If an official system was in place the item could automatically return when the loan period expires.
In my personal opinion the fact that "all trades are final" and that there is no system for the loaning of personal items, seriously restricts the potential opportunities that EU offers and generally negatively impacts the growth of the economy.
I am interested to hear other others thoughts on the subject
My point is if there is clear evidence of a verbal (or in this case a text based conversation) which shows that the intent of the transaction is to be merely a temporary loan of the item in which both parties have agreed too - should the trade be final in the eyes of MA.
I'm not talking about chat logs but print screens of the conversation which are harder to falsify and also MA probably keeps official chat logs which of course we cannot access to falsify. Modifying the trade window to provide an option for loan and loan duration would be enough to hard code evidence, the loaner could then receive a proof of loan in the same way that the bank loans work.
Either MA could have the final decision to confiscate the item and return it to its original owner or a randomly selected jury could. If an official system was in place the item could automatically return when the loan period expires.
In my personal opinion the fact that "all trades are final" and that there is no system for the loaning of personal items, seriously restricts the potential opportunities that EU offers and generally negatively impacts the growth of the economy.
I am interested to hear other others thoughts on the subject