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Old 12-28-2011, 09:58 PM   #41
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Originally Posted by anamardoll View Post
This. The links that someone posted earlier breaking down the contract language were very clear and kind of scary.

If Amazon DOESN'T mean for the clause to be as broad as it is, why did they WRITE it this way? I cannot believe they don't have a cracker-jack legal team.
Well, right now there's a Texas policy on "inappropriate relationships between teachers and students" that could get any teacher in the state fired. Its broad enough to drive a tank company across, and when asked about whether or not it was meant to be that way, the response was, "Yes, it is."

Broad patents, broad contracts, stupidly broad policies. They're all the same, whether they emerge from a mindless theocratic bureaucracy or a megacorp. They're bad for everyone except the person who writes them.
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