Twitter Terms of Service Diff
Different (maybe controversial)take.<p>You should be given the choice to be grandfathered into the version of TOS upon first using that service.<p>I think with social media where value is derived by ongoing time investment of users, the TOS changes should only be applied after mutual agreement.<p>When I invest hours into helping to flourish a community, I need to be assured the company holds their side of the contract and not change the terms at any arbitrary time.<p>I disagree with the notion that you can stop using it, if you don’t agree with the new TOS.<p>social media  is different than let’s say visiting Politico, where I’m just a consumer and not a contributor. Politico doesn’t owe me anything.<p>When you start contributing and building value under an initial sets of policy and agreements that initial agreement should remain in place until mutually agreed to change it.<p>I understand that causes some operational headaches, but it’s just cost of running a social media company.