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"Terms of Use" are part of the agreement between you and a service provider with regards to the service being provided. That's a civil law contract like any oth
by ckastner 8y ago
"Terms of Use" are part of the agreement between you and a service provider with regards to the service being provided. That's a civil law contract like any other.
- realusername 8y agoNo that's not, and I'm not playing on semantic. Laws are above any terms of use, regardless of what they might say. And not using the product makes you not bound to the terms of use, unlike laws which you have to obey at all times.
- ckastner 8y agoI'm beginning to think that when you said by "not signing anything" earlier, you actually meant "not agreeing to anything", is that correct? > And not using the product makes you not bound to the terms of use, unlike laws which you have to obey at all times. Of course not. But in this specific case, it is safe to assume that he is using the product, or more specifically: he used Slack to develop BetterSlack.
- realusername 8y agoAh yeah sorry, there's been some misunderstanding, I agree with you.