With all due respect (as they say) does this really add anything helpful to a discussion? It's like "I've searched online and people say that wordpress has security issues..."
I wasn't arguing against escrow.com. I was arguing against the comment I replied to, where the author presented escrow.com as an obvious choice, with the incorrect name, and no reasons in support of using them.
That's why I said "might" instead of "should". My point is that one can always find reasons not to use something, in absence of reasons why they should use things.
I don't want my comment to be taken without taking into account the comment I replied to, and if that's the only way people are going to read it, I retract it.
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I wasn't arguing against escrow.com. I was arguing against the comment I replied to, where the author presented escrow.com as an obvious choice, with the incorrect name, and no reasons in support of using them.
That's why I said "might" instead of "should". My point is that one can always find reasons not to use something, in absence of reasons why they should use things.
I don't want my comment to be taken without taking into account the comment I replied to, and if that's the only way people are going to read it, I retract it.