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1. The relevant part of the quoted CL language is, "CL may post changes to the TOU at any time, and any such changes will be applicable to all subsequent acces
by dctoedt 14y ago
1. The relevant part of the quoted CL language is, "CL may post changes to the TOU at any time, and any such changes will be applicable to all subsequent access to or use of craigslist." EDIT: The qualifier about subsequent use likely makes the language enforceable.
2. Browsewraps are not necessarily unenforceable; courts tend to focus on whether the user had sufficient notice that continued use would constitute agreement to a contract [1].
[1] http://www.oncontracts.com/browse-wrap-agreement-enforceability/ http://www.oncontracts.com/browse-wrap-agreement-enforceabil...
- jonknee 14y agoYes, that's what I quoted... An agreement that is not displayed to the user and can change at anytime is not enforceable.
- dctoedt 14y ago'jonknee, you make too sweeping a statement there. Neither of the circumstances you describe, separately or together, will necessarily make an agreement unenforceable.