> And when you don't understand the dense legalese how did you get clarification? By asking people knowledgeable in the field I trust, if it's big and relevant

> And when you don't understand the dense legalese how did you get clarification? By asking people knowledgeable in the field I trust, if it's big and relevant enough I might even invest in a lawyer, but at the very least I will put effort into trying to understand it. If that doesn't work then I will be way more skeptical of whatever I'm supposed to agree to because anything written to be purposefully vague, and difficult to understand, does not entail a lot of trust nor confidence in me. But not understanding, and making no efforts on your end to understand, is a very poor defense for entering anything legally binding: Making sure you understand is ultimately up to you and only you because at the end of the day it will be your ass and your assets on the line. Which is a mindset even shared by WSB: That submission is full of regulars reiterating how people have been told not to buy GME on margin exactly because of what ended up happening.