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Old 02-26-2012, 10:35 PM   #80
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It's perfectly acceptable for me not to get involved in other people's lives trying to tell them what to read. It's ridiculous and hypocritical.
But it is acceptable for PayPal to do business with a company that sells content to which they object?

It's not "hypocritical" for PayPal to decide they don't want to do business with a company that sells x y and z; in enforcing this policy, they aren't violating the ethical standards they're attempting to enforce.

PayPal doesn't want to deal with vendors of certain specific types of content, and shouldn't have to -- no more than you should be required to patronize the services of a company whose policies you don't like.

Further, Smashwords has a variety of choices for payment processing, and it's their own fault if they are so utterly dependent on PayPal that this requirement constitutes force rather than suasion.
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