Article 11 of Reddit's user agreement states, "You are solely responsible for the information associated with Your Account and anything that happens related to

Article 11 of Reddit's user agreement states, "You are solely responsible for the information associated with Your Account and anything that happens related to Your Account." This sole responsibility is predicated upon user content not being tampered with, except for removal for moderation or administrative purposes. This act is unprecedented and not accounted for in their own legal agreements with users. User trust aside, does this impact their ability to enforce their user agreements?