← Back to context Comment by curt15 6 hours ago "illicitly" implies a law that is being violated. What law? 2 comments curt15 Reply ceejayoz 6 hours ago It could also mean a TOS violation / breach of contract.(To be clear, I find the complaint hilariously hypocritical.) cortesoft 5 hours ago Illicit isn’t just a synonym for illegal.It can mean “forbidden by laws, rules, or established moral customs”So it can be illicit and legal.
ceejayoz 6 hours ago It could also mean a TOS violation / breach of contract.(To be clear, I find the complaint hilariously hypocritical.)
cortesoft 5 hours ago Illicit isn’t just a synonym for illegal.It can mean “forbidden by laws, rules, or established moral customs”So it can be illicit and legal.
It could also mean a TOS violation / breach of contract.
(To be clear, I find the complaint hilariously hypocritical.)
Illicit isn’t just a synonym for illegal.
It can mean “forbidden by laws, rules, or established moral customs”
So it can be illicit and legal.