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And, what happen if some big comp asks you to 'polish' a bit ToS, to make it more 'lawyer style', because otherwise they didn't spent additional $ 10m on you bu
by deely 9y ago
And, what happen if some big comp asks you to 'polish' a bit ToS, to make it more 'lawyer style', because otherwise they didn't spent additional $ 10m on you business?
- iovrthoughtthis 9y agoThis is the real bullshit. Other people's lawyers are the worst.
- richforrester 9y agoJust for the record; your lawyers are other people's other people's lawyers.
- dpwm 9y agoStatistically speaking, they're probably not the same "other people's lawyers." As in, you're probably small and they're probably big. Big firms acting for small clients generally doesn't work out so well for the small client.
- zaarn 9y agoPersonally, I'd say no because I value the trust of my users over corporate money.
- nasmorn 9y agoI got this objection once for a mere 100k. The most enterprisey client stalled negotiations for quite some time because we didn’t have long enough TOS. There was no issue with the content just length.
- lucb1e 9y agoWtf, this is a thing?