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This is a good idea and I've thought about it in the past. I think http://snapterms.com/ http://snapterms.com/ is doing something along these lines, although I

This is a good idea and I've thought about it in the past. I think http://snapterms.com/ http://snapterms.com/ is doing something along these lines, although I think the price is still too high. Ideally, I'd like to see the service keep diff's of the terms so consumers (and you) can see how they've changed over time. I'm also wondering if there's any value in having cohorts of customers based on what set of terms they signed up under.

miguelrochefort 13y ago
Snapterms only seem to write custom ToS for businesses. That's almost the opposite of what I have in mind. The goal is not to create "funny and unique" ToS that businesses can use in their own ToS agreement process. The goal is to: - Standardize ToS (with semantic information) - Democratize ToS (let people review them) - Delegate the ToS agreement process (redirect people to this service to read, review and agree with terms of services. Ultimately, the goal is to create a "contract hub" where people can manage, track and review all of the ToS (or other contracts) they agreed to in their life. The change/diff history is an excellent idea. Github for ToS, with version tracking and forking. I like that.