> By creating a website and making it available on the WWW, you implicitly authorize the user to use a browser to access the website. By default, yes, but if y

> By creating a website and making it available on the WWW, you implicitly authorize the user to use a browser to access the website. By default, yes, but if you then explicitly override that with robots.txt or a TOS, those take precedent. (Again, I'm not talking legally here, just what's been the cultural custom for the past 20 years or so. In other words, if you ignore either and then get banned, I don't think many netizens would shed a tear for you.)