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TOS are typically not contracts.

• DannyBee 11y ago
  In what way are you referring to? I'm trying to understand what distinction you are trying to draw. You are simply stating this bare as if it makes any sense, and i can tell you, it does not :) Unilateral contracts are still contracts :) (you can make some sane distinctions between licenses and contracts, but only in pretty simple cases, and twitters TOS is not a copyright license, but instead, an actual contract)
  • jsprogrammer 11y ago
    TOS may technically be some definition of contract. I mean to imply that most TOS are not binding, executed contracts.
    • DannyBee 11y ago
      This is not right. Most TOS, in most states in the US (and a lot of countries), are going to be binding. There are some that overreach. I expect google/twitter/et al have written theirs carefully enough to not fall into this case.