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I mean that’s sounds reasonable, but only if your willing to up opt of a modern life (cell phones, internet, credit cards, subscription services, travel, insura
by balderdash 2y ago
I mean that’s sounds reasonable, but only if your willing to up opt of a modern life (cell phones, internet, credit cards, subscription services, travel, insurance, etc.). I think the only way to solve this issue is through legislation.
I actually don’t have a problem with arbitration when it’s a mutually agreed deal term. But think that when it’s in a standard TOS/service there needs to be user protections/minimum standards (e.g. capped claimant fees, option for neutral third party arbiter, convenient/virtual location, discovery rights, etc.)
- eesmith 2y agoNor can you publish in scientific journals which require an ORCID. Their terms of service state "Except as set forth herein, all Disputes shall be resolved by through a desk arbitration".