DO YOU READ THE RULES that you agree to online for even things like YAHOO! ANSWERS or downloads online?
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Same as wife24/7. I don't read the terms of service cause it is too long and is not in layman's language, only the laguage lawyers use. I believe if software companies and websites are going to have us read the EULA or terms of service, then they should make it easy and short to read. I think it is very important to read the terms of service before accepting cause you could get screwed over by the company. and not able to do anything cause the company you sue will say that you shouldn't complain because it says in the terms of service that the company can screw you and that is what you agreed to when you clicked accept.
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No, it is a commitment to the quality of this site.\nI support the rules.  If you don't like the rules make your own site\nwith different rules.  Just like I support rules against child molestation and stealing and driving too fast or running red lights.  I think the world is a better place with rules, enforced.
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Though I'm too "busy" on Yahoo! Answers, my wife swears by Livejournal.  It's so easy even I can figure out...  How to read it, anyway.
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In many jurisdictions, yes. But the rules of your jurisdiction are the ones you need to know.
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Sorry, but if you want to use web services, it is your obligation to understand and obey all the rules stated in the terms of service. I have found most of them pretty easy to understand if you just take the time to read them, which can be very important to do.
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I would recommend to download it from the computer because you might not get what you want FOR FREE. You know what i mean.
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rules?\nnone of those old, overused ones...
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It depends entirely on whether or not the state or county in which you live makes that information available online.  It's all available, but not everything is available online.
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How about follow the instructions?  Use the link below.
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Yes definately... as yahoo has got a plus point for speed of downloading the page
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into the page use the fleming rules
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Typed solution:\nhttp://www.rgetso.com/exampleformikerules.pdf\n\nVideo solution:\nhttp://www.rgetso.com/yahoo/mikerules.wmv
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The Internet is made up of websites owned by private companies and individuals who may set whatever rules they wish about their computers that they are letting others use.  As such, Yahoo! has rules for usage of the Answers service.\n\nYahoo! Answers content rules:\n\n8. USE ENGLISH ONLY: Please do not use other languages or symbols. Be sure to check your spelling and grammar, as content that is unreadable due to excessive typos may also be deleted.
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I usually play games on the Net. Or, answer questions on here. :)
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Other than the straight forward laws that are enforced while using the internet, some businesses impose their own rules. \n\nAssuming you've signed a contract, you're generally signed into keeping to their computer rules also. Sounds mad, but they could fire you simply for looking at a website you shouldn't - It's in your contract.
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yahoo is required to obey the law same as any  other business as if they don't I am sure there are methods to deal with them from our gov, as well as other gov, since they have warned everyone of these laws it is the users responsibility  to use caution when using this site,  What would you do under the same circumstances
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Read the Yahoo guidelines