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This is how it should be done, ideally. Facebook and similar services behave unilaterally, changing their agreements at will while keeping them dense and obscur
by gnu8 12y ago
This is how it should be done, ideally. Facebook and similar services behave unilaterally, changing their agreements at will while keeping them dense and obscure, and intentionally make it impossible to communicate with them. Therefore, it's reasonable and valid to simply type into whatever text input Facebook provides "I hereby alter our agreement in the following way" and this should be considered valid.
- jeremysmyth 12y ago...and it's reasonable and valid for them (or in fact either party) to have a blanket "We don't accept your modifications and therefore terminate our agreement." Your move.