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If you mean "abusive" as in "violates the terms of service," then revoking access to the service is the appropriate response. If you mean "abusive" as in hate
by unsaltedmd5 10y ago
If you mean "abusive" as in "violates the terms of service," then revoking access to the service is the appropriate response.
If you mean "abusive" as in hate crime, bullying, stalking and so forth, there are already specific laws covering those things.
- SCHiM 10y agoExactly, that's also the most reasonable interpretation of the designation too. 'Terms of Service' literally -> the terms you need to agree with for us to provide you the service. No agreement or no adherence -> no service.
- unsaltedmd5 10y agoYes, it's absurd - "terms of service" are not practically any different to the rules of any other establishment or service provider. Breaking the house rules is not breaking the law. It should get you kicked out, not arrested. To be honest I think all of this stems largely from gross incompetence/ignorance among the people responsible for this sort of legislation.