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Section K.3. is very problematic - it is (essentially) the same as the previous TOS. It states that github can restrict/delete your account for any reason, at
by cgtyoder 10y ago
Section K.3. is very problematic - it is (essentially) the same as the previous TOS. It states that github can restrict/delete your account for any reason, at any time, without warning. This may be fine for trivial projects, but if you're running a business and relying on github for actual revenue, this is completely unacceptable. I have asked people about this, and their answer has essentially been, Cross our fingers and pray it doesn't become a problem. I won't use github for anything remotely serious until this substantially changes.
- justinclift 10y agoWhat would be better wording?
- shakna 10y agoA warning, and a appeal process, would remove much of the worry in this area, at least for the businesses I've worked with.
- justinclift 10y agoThat sounds sensible. Hopefully @nsqe is reading this and responds. :)
- cgtyoder 10y agoA very limited and explicit list of what can cause account/content restrictions/deletions. We have to know what behaviors/content can trigger this, otherwise it's just groping around in the dark, which is an awful way to run a business.
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