>>where, expressis verbis, do I found this? A judge will only rule by the words found in the T&C.
>>For example:
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Extract, store, re-use, reproduce or keep the Content of the Web Site database, directly or indirectly, in whole or in part, on any electronic support or by any other means whatsoever>>
>>means any extracted part. in any form. Finaly
any other means would even touch a brain as a storage.
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>>At least this is what I read. ;) I do not think this is what you mean, but you should be more carefull. Abstraction.
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>This was written by a lawyer's firm and verified at a higher level. It is pretty conventional to have such Terms & Conditions on Web sites, also written in that specific form.
That seems to be the problem. Somebody does not understand what database, storage etc means on an abstract level. Every file is a database, if I'm willing to understand it as such. Or one understand and simply look for new earnings. (Again, not you)
Let's stop here. It will not change anything anyhow.
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