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[I work at Docracy] We believe that if everybody who visits and uses the company's site is implicitly held to these terms, then they should be able to have a co
by pents90 14y ago
[I work at Docracy] We believe that if everybody who visits and uses the company's site is implicitly held to these terms, then they should be able to have a copy of the terms. We would be very surprised if a company asked us to stop tracking these policies, and nobody has yet.
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- pents90 14y agoYou are right, and we believe that what we are doing represents "fair use", as per _delirium above.
- matt2000 14y ago[I work at Docracy] The first part here isn't necessarily true. Many sites don't keep previous versions of their terms online, so the version of the terms you agreed to might no longer be available.
- Drakim 14y agoThe looming threat would be if a company declared copyright infringement to get rid of an embarrassing earlier version of a ToS from your website.