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> So whenever I use a free service, they are basically entitled to do whatever they want? What kind of logic is that? Pretty fucking much! You've got it the w
by DannoHung 17y ago
> So whenever I use a free service, they are basically entitled to do whatever they want? What kind of logic is that?
Pretty fucking much!
You've got it the wrong way around asshole. If you can't handle it, you shouldn't be USING a free service!
- jacquesm 17y ago> asshole Sorry ? If you can't express your disagreement without resorting to name calling I guess you feel you've lost the argument ? And no, you're completely wrong. Running a free service does not give you the right to run roughshod over your users, the users of free services have rights just like those of paid services and you are normally required to spell those out in your terms of service, preferably in language that your users will actually understand. In fact, the people at posterous seem to have at least come to the conclusion that that is the way things ought to be and we can consider this experiment a one-off. Transparency is not just because you want to be nice, it is because you want to keep yourself and your users on the same page, so that people don't feel taken advantage of.