143In that regard, first, the applicant submits that the risks relating to the dissemination of illegal content are greater on small marketplaces than on large marketplaces and that it is therefore paradoxical to impose additional obligations on providers of the latter. More specifically, it notes that illegal products, including dangerous or counterfeit products, are mainly marketed on small marketplaces, via social networks or on the darknet. It claims that the risk that such products may be marketed on large marketplaces is low. It adds that it follows from recital 72 of Regulation 2022/2065 that that regulation imposes on all marketplaces different obligations aimed at ‘deter[ring them] … from selling products or services in violation of the applicable rules’. It infers therefrom that the legislature itself recognised that the risks associated with the marketing of illegal products did not constitute systemic risks and that they did not increase with the number of active recipients.