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The problem is, even if they only have that in their TOS to cover their asses, there are people that won't run servers because of that clause, regardless of whe
by zymhan 13y ago
The problem is, even if they only have that in their TOS to cover their asses, there are people that won't run servers because of that clause, regardless of whether or not they would get punished for doing it.
- yuhong 13y agoIt reminds me of the anti reverse engineering clause in MS EULAs.
- jlazarow 13y agoThat sort of clause is pretty common in software these days. Even Google has them e.g. the Google Earth EULA.
- ilaksh 13y agoLike people who can read and don't want to put themselves in a position where all of their employees' financial security depends on Google ignoring the fact that their terms of service were violated?