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That "for the sole purpose of enabling Heroku to provide you with the Heroku Services" makes quite a difference.
by bergie 14y ago
That "for the sole purpose of enabling Heroku to provide you with the Heroku Services" makes quite a difference.
- eli 14y agoI agree that they should clarify the ToS.... but if you don't trust them, then you shouldn't use them no matter what the ToS says.
- nroach 14y agoIt's not a question of trust, necessarily. The Heroku TOS uses your IP to provide and serve your app. The Redhat TOS allows them to use your app (without further notice or consent) and your logo, name, and trademarks in their advertising of the service. While in many instances, that's not a bad thing, not everyone wants publicity for a test/private/pre-release app they test on the Openshift service.
- mhurron 14y ago> for the purpose of providing the Preview Services Is it really that different?