> No, the terms of service (TOS) mandates how and what you can do on their site. Worse than meaningless. For a contract to be valid, they need to talk to me i

> No, the terms of service (TOS) mandates how and what you can do on their site. Worse than meaningless. For a contract to be valid, they need to talk to me in person, and get my signature. They don't get to pretend it's a contract and bully the rest of the world into acting like it is. If they do not like me sending http requests to them, it's up to them to ignore them. > but the TOS are legally binding. Not only are they not legally binding, anyone who makes claims like this should be denied all political rights. No voting, no sitting on juries, none of it. You have demonstrated your profound and fundamental unfittness to decide policy for other people, and humanity can't really risk it if you say you've seen the error of your ways.