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I see humor in the entire project, and am okay with this. Given Stavros' clear intent to be funny and make it abundantly clear what _isn't_ being promised, it's

I see humor in the entire project, and am okay with this. Given Stavros' clear intent to be funny and make it abundantly clear what _isn't_ being promised, it's pretty great. I mean c'mon - have a little fun. At any rate it's classic absurdist marketing, and I approve. Besides, I don't read the TOS of most other services. Why would I start now?

awsthro00945 5y ago
Oh I see the humor in it and I too am entertained, but I think it's a strange attitude to take in a paid product. This seems like more the territory of "optional donations accepted". Just think, if this were a larger company doing this, they would be absolutely crucified for deceiving customers by hiding critical info in tiny text or TOSes that nobody reads. And FWIW, I haven't actually tried paying yet, but if IMGZ is handling any actual payments info, a clever TOS that says "we don't make any promises about your privacy" won't protect you from fun legal action if that info is ever breached (though I'd guess and really hope that Stavros is using some payments provider like Stripe or Paypal).
- gilrain 5y ago
  > Just think, if this were a larger company doing this Just think, they said wistfully, how angry we could be if things weren’t such as they are. What a glorious, outraged life we could be leading.