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Absolutely gorgeous terms of service, with an easily readable english summary in the right column. Serious kudos to their lawyers, and a great example of how web2.0 companies should write TOS
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March 17th, 2009 at 1:48 pm
This makes me want to use their service…or work for their company. Interesting for me to ponder the the legal effect of having a summary that purports to interpret the contract (what happens if the meaning varies? what’s the binding effect of an emoticon?) but I have to say, this is the sort of thing we want to encourage.