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My point is less about Danish taxes and more about external constraints.

By all means nitpick my knowledge of the Danish tax code, though. That sounds like fun.



They're pointing out that while danish law can determine what names are applicable to some specific purposes, they aren't actually an authority on what names are valid. If you weren't being a dick about it this would actually make your original point stronger, as now your business domain logic is the intersection of danish law with actual names, a more complex case than either alone and requiring judgement and tradeoffs.




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