And yet, at the end of the day, it doesn't refute the overly inclusive legalese. If they are not going to back up any of their claims with proper legal limits,

And yet, at the end of the day, it doesn't refute the overly inclusive legalese. If they are not going to back up any of their claims with proper legal limits, then I can't trust any of what came before that in the post. From your linked post: > I don’t like the legal language on this issue because it can be confusing and seem overly broad, but it’s what’s necessary for us to do the work we do for you. They are not going to change their legal rights, but they want to smooth ruffled feathers. In a year, or five years, when leadership changes or the company is acquired.. there's nothing to protect me.