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http://www.mediahint.com/terms http://www.mediahint.com/terms "in any way that breaches terms of service or any other regulations of use of the websites you ac
by tobiasu 14y ago
http://www.mediahint.com/terms http://www.mediahint.com/terms
"in any way that breaches terms of service or any other regulations of use of the websites you access;"
Look, if you want to run a site/service violating copyright agreements, do it properly and post funny replies to the DMCA requests. Or whatever. But don't try to hide behind this pathetic pseudo-legalese bs.
- DanBlake 14y agoI believe a appropriate way to handle this would be to say something like: "In order to use this service, You must have obtained a waiver from Hulu, Netflix or Pandora that allows you to waive paragraph X of their terms of service. If you do not have express permission, You may not continue." Not sure how well it would hold up but in theory it would put the responsibility on the consumer and not the supplier.