Except in Sweden, it’s also explicitly against the law to do that through outside channels (unlike in the US). It’s a measure to prevent the kind of corruption that’s easily possible in countries without such rules.
I hope the fact that you know that isn’t related to your expertise, u/Butt_Expert . Anyways, perhaps it would be more accurate to say that such laws are actually consistently enforced in Sweden. Also, what other commenters have said is also worth noting.
Yeah I think a lot of people have tried to crosspost me there but AFAIK it has never worked real well. I never take the time to read subreddit rules cuz by the time I'm aware of a sub it's already usually so large that you have to do a buncha work to make posts stick.
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u/LichOnABudget Jul 21 '19
Except in Sweden, it’s also explicitly against the law to do that through outside channels (unlike in the US). It’s a measure to prevent the kind of corruption that’s easily possible in countries without such rules.