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Message: [QUOTE="auror, post: 4311539, member: 1329"] 4) is just 2). There will be no actual change in inducement activity. Then you are not understanding my argument. I've said the opposite. Enforceable systems and laws are good. My issue is when the laws or regulations are grossly unenforceable. Key word grossly. As I've said, drug laws that literally cripple communities and lead to overflowing prisons are not an example of unenforceable laws, just ineffective ones. You could give the NCAA a giant enforcement team and they'd prosecute nobody, because nobody in the NCAA system is involved and nobody has to tell them the truth. It's literally only Isaiah Wong that would be caught, because his agent either didn't care or didn't understand the guidelines. That won't happen now that the guidelines are clarified and the collectives are more established. But the inducements will continue unabated. [/QUOTE]