>I have no idea if you'll ever see this declaration, but that's just like yours, so I think it's fair. The one caveat to this is that he is responding to their

>I have no idea if you'll ever see this declaration, but that's just like yours, so I think it's fair. The one caveat to this is that he is responding to their email, showing that he has seen and read it. IANAL - but because he provides an RSS Feed, Apple can already use it. The terms that they put forward are things they already can do with access to the RSS Feed. They are allowing creators to opt out. I don't see how Apple is in the wrong here. While the terms may seem like they are trying to take something. >If we receive a legal claim about your RSS content, we will tell you so that you can resolve the issue, including indemnifying Apple if Apple is included in the claim. This is covering Apple's ass in case your content receives a legal claim and Apple is included for providing access to your content. This essentially is "you agree to not shoot the messenger". >You will be responsible for any payments that might be due to any contributors or other third parties for the creation and use of your RSS content. If you have a featured post or pay someone to post content for you - Apple is not responsible paying for them. This is, again, just covering their own asses. >You agree to let us use, display, store, and reproduce the content in your RSS feeds including placing advertising next to or near your content without compensation to you. Don’t worry, we will not put advertising inside your content without your permission. They can do this anyway without your permission. The email is providing you a way to opt-out of this. >You can remove your RSS feed whenever you want by opting out or changing your settings in News Publisher. If you wish to remove your RSS feed from News they're letting you know how.