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What a stressful game. Thank God there are no timers in real life terms and conditions.

• chrismorgan 5y ago
  > no timers in real life terms and conditions I’m not sure whether you’re being serious about this or not. But I’ve come across distressingly many cases where they’ll expire your session (and probably without telling you) long before you’d have time to actually read the full T&Cs they require you to theoretically accept.
  • matheusmoreira 5y ago
    "Theoretically" being the keyword. "By using this website, you agree..." How can I read their silly terms of conditions if I must use their website in order to even obtain a copy? The truth is these people are going to do whatever they want regardless of how anyone feels about it and they won't care until they get fined out of existence.
    • chrismorgan 5y ago
      It’s more things like purchasing something that requires ToS acceptance, but they expire your entire session after ten minutes (think airlines as an example where this is almost reasonable), but they have far more than ten minutes’ worth of ToS for you to read. I say “theoretically” because most jurisdictions have steadily headed in the direction of ignoring consumer-grade terms of service and EULAs, to the point of only considering terms that a reasonable person would expect to find there to be enforceable, since culturally it’s reached the point where it’s understood that no one reads them.
• swiley 5y ago
  If I take too long with stuff like this I get yelled at by either my GF or a coworker.