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Likely the argument would be that it is industry standard that "unlimited" means "capped at a high level". And that industry standards trump dictionary definit
by smackfu 16y ago
Likely the argument would be that it is industry standard that "unlimited" means "capped at a high level". And that industry standards trump dictionary definitions.
This is not the case for your other examples.
- jonhohle 16y agoBut isn't this only an industry standard because it has gone unchecked? Unlimited literally means without limit. Imposing a limit is the antithesis of unlimited. Legal or not, it speaks volumes about what that company thinks of it's customers.