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 tha

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.