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> Is a website I host in Vultr an "associated online property"? No, I don't think a reasonable person would read what you've quoted and come away with that int
by rezonant 3y ago
> Is a website I host in Vultr an "associated online property"?
No, I don't think a reasonable person would read what you've quoted and come away with that interpretation. Maybe I'm a hopeless optimist about what reasonable person means.
> our associated internet and online properties
- sabellito 3y agoToS are not reasonable people.
- joshspankit 3y agoSorry for your downvotes, but they are earned. Predatory TOS [can be|will be|have been] abused by companies regardless of whether “reasonable people” created them or not. Imagine your car dealer pushed over a 100pg finance contract with a first paragraph that said “we will take all your property if you miss a payment” but the dealer assured you that “we don’t really do that, it’s just lawyer stuff.” then said “you don’t need to read the rest, just sign here”. How much of a great person would they have to be, and how much of an optimist would you have to be to sign it without reading the rest?
- rezonant 3y agoAh ha, that explains my downvotes. I am not claiming the hosting provider are reasonable people. I'm referring to the reasonable person standard of contract law.