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I read it as tongue in cheek (to emphasize DO NOT DROP YOUR ACTIVE DDOS ON OUR SERVERS) and not something they actually would execute. Has anyone ever seen th
by wstuartcl 7y ago
I read it as tongue in cheek (to emphasize DO NOT DROP YOUR ACTIVE DDOS ON OUR SERVERS) and not something they actually would execute. Has anyone ever seen them do anything like this?
- chii 7y agoa threat is only as good as your willingness to execute it. If they don't actually intend to, the threat is meaningless.
- smnrchrds 7y agoYou are much braver than me. I do not dare read a contract (or the explanation of one) as tongue in cheek.
- nickodell 7y agoIf it's a joke, or sarcastic, why is it in a document labeled "Plain English Terms of Service?" For that matter, why follow it up with "You've been warned?" >Has anyone ever seen them do anything like this? No, I've never seen them do this. But at the same time, I'm not going to give them the opportunity.