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Originally Posted by Apache
If a contract is deemed to be vague or have more than one meaning the party that wrote said contract is held responsible.
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This isn't a matter of ambiguity or vagueness. It's a matter of what contracts are, and are not, allowed to do, regardless of what they say. You can sign a contract that says the other party can eat your first born child for dinner, but it's still murder. Some rights
cannot be given up, and fair use rights are among them.
Again, copyrights are governed by Title 17, copyright law, not contract law.