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@rottenappIe I would think it depends on the type of business. If they were sole proprietors, then the individual would be charged which wouldn’t be smart in situations like these. I would bet they’re corporations so in reality, then can be fined, I’m assuming declare bankruptcy, then just shut down and boot up again. I’m incredibly ignorant when it comes to the business side of things like that, but there’s not a whole lot stopping them from closing up shop when their business is fined. And if the business has no money and can’t pay, they shut down.

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As a funny follow up, I asked the reddit admins why they took it down and if it's common practice to ban subs without any sort of prior communication or warning. I haven't heard from them. I guess I'm not really surprised lol.

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