Hey Rhetorical, got a bet for you

[Hammer]

Whether the TGP contains CP or not, DN will never be justified for their actions. They're obligation was to report the site to the proper authorities, anything else was illegal.

[softball]

Originally Posted by Hammer

Whether the TGP contains CP or not, DN will never be justified for their actions. They're obligation was to report the site to the proper authorities, anything else was illegal.

Bingo

[tony404]

Originally Posted by Hammer

Whether the TGP contains CP or not, DN will never be justified for their actions. They're obligation was to report the site to the proper authorities, anything else was illegal.

you guys live in your own private dream world if their tos said they could do that and he agree to the tos . Then its their right.

[softball]

Originally Posted by tony404

you guys live in your own private dream world if their tos said they could do that and he agree to the tos . Then its their right.

There are a lot of things that can be written into a contract that would never stand up in court. Just because you have signed something does not make it legal. Contract law is an entire legal field. However, when the big money beats up on the small money, then what is right can go right out the window.

[sarettah]

Originally Posted by rhetorical

There are a lot of things that can be written into a contract that would never stand up in court. Just because you have signed something does not make it legal. Contract law is an entire legal field. However, when the big money beats up on the small money, then what is right can go right out the window.

So, it's right to have what might be technically legal, but definitely very dubious, content on a website and then try to explain it off when it is questioned by saying that you are too busy to run your business properly?

[Jace]

Originally Posted by tony404

you guys live in your own private dream world if their tos said they could do that and he agree to the tos . Then its their right.

there is a lot more to it that man, any good lawyer can fight a TOS in court and win, there is plenty of precedence

a TOS is only as good as the person that wrote it

[Peaches]

Originally Posted by Jace

there is a lot more to it that man, any good lawyer can fight a TOS in court and win, there is plenty of precedence

a TOS is only as good as the person that wrote it

Do a search on HOAs in GA and see how many people win as opposed to how many people lose when the TOS is enforced.