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There is a discussion on Hacker News, but feel free to comment here as well.
There is a discussion on Hacker News, but feel free to comment here as well.
Ah, that explains it. Over here in Germany, presumably the entirety of the EU and likelu most of the world this is not allowed:
§ 3 (1), PAngV
Of course, this isn’t nearly detailed enough. That’s why, for restaurants etc. the following applies:
§ 13 (2), PAngV
Just listing the menu with “market price” would violate both these paragraphs. The following exists as well:
§ 13 (5), PAngV
It would be nice to have consumer protections in place like in the EU.
They will tell you the price when you are there and ask or if you call the restaurant. I’ve seen Market Price listed for fish and some more rare and exotic things like alligator and rattlesnake presumably because the price to the restaurant can change or the it could be based off the weight of a lobster or something like that.