This is an awesome question, and one that was raised by the lawyer on our team. Since summarization is not a lossless process, there will be some information th

This is an awesome question, and one that was raised by the lawyer on our team. Since summarization is not a lossless process, there will be some information that the user doesn't see. For now, we have a blanket disclaimer that our product is merely for summary and should not represent the will of the company whose terms you are reading. However, you're absolutely right, we want to make sure that the companies are also well represented. We are building out an avenue for companies to "contest" the summary on their page to be more accurate, or write a personalized summary. The question can be looked at for any one, what happens if they don't read the ToS at all, and then do something that violates those? We think Legal Leaf is a step in the right direction towards education, but there is still lots of work left to do.