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Just one example: Some places in San Francisco charge their customers for a membership already. Having Yelp do this completely kills the trust your customers have in you.

Yelp does not own the relationship between businesses and customers. I don't understand why this isn't obvious. Hell is full of good intentions.



> Hell is full of good intentions.

Hell is full of 15% to GoFundMe without disclosure, and requiring multiple pieces of PII to opt-out.


Optimistic of you, to assume good intentions here.




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