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I'm not at odds with what you or unalone have said. I understand the need for TOS agreements, good or bad as they may be (even though not tested in a court), an
by greyboy 18y ago
I'm not at odds with what you or unalone have said. I understand the need for TOS agreements, good or bad as they may be (even though not tested in a court), and the difficulty interfacing with bazillions of users.
My specific point was to say that it would be extremely _easy_ for Facebook to have notified it's users of a change. My credit card, mobile phone and utility providers can all seem to do it via snail mail whenever there is a change. Whether they choose to do it for whatever reason is another discussion.