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http://crunchbanglinux.org – this thread is intended to be "general", but lets take a look at some examples, like the one i just encountered that inspired this thread:i just had a look at odesk, was all ready to sign up for some freelance work, and then i read the privacy policy and user agreement...now to be fair to them, their's was by no means the worst i'd seen... but it still had enough stuff i didnt like in it.  especially 2.13.4 and 2.13.5 of the privacy policy, and a lot of the stuff that showed up from searching "reserve the right to" in the user agreement.... and that's so (HowTos)

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