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> 1 hr delay > 5 minute delay I honestly feel that’s even more user hostile than the “onerous terms” in the first place. I stand behind my point, if one has
by jsjohnst 6y ago
> 1 hr delay
> 5 minute delay
I honestly feel that’s even more user hostile than the “onerous terms” in the first place.
I stand behind my point, if one has such “onerous terms” that something is warranted like you suggested, then the company failed and the app/service shouldn’t exist.
- dalbasal 6y agoI agree with your sentiment, but I think you've arrived at the wrong place. People are not going to read and understand a T&C, in most cases. Tactics like delays, or even forced scrolls to "ensure" they do are farcical and ritualistic. This is obvious to everyone. Actual "commercial relations" are based in custom, and law... not just contracts. Adam Smith talked a lot about custom, rarely about contracts. The T&C ritual is a bureaucratic farce, our version of medieval catholic indulgences. It can only be understood anthropologically.
- jsjohnst 6y agoCan you expand on why you feel I arrived at the wrong place? Everything you said before/after indicates agreement with what I said, so I’m curious.