do programs copy the TOS from other programs

[Garry2000]

Not to bring up the mistakes on the camsoda program (oops I just did) I was thinking do programs copy and past TOS and not read to make changes that apply to their specific program. Not saying they copied and pasted but a general question. They obviously have errors on their TOS.

[Colmike7]

One time I did that for a project that was funded by Fat Joe. No one noticed lol...

[vblogger]

One time I did that for a project that was funded by Fat Joe. No one noticed lol...

hahahahahahahaha

[AlexO]

Clear concise terms are always a good sign of a serious sponsor

[dom_trev]

Not to bring up the mistakes on the camsoda program (oops I just did) I was thinking do programs copy and past TOS and not read to make changes that apply to their specific program. Not saying they copied and pasted but a general question. They obviously have errors on their TOS.

It happens more than you think. When I read program terms I see a lot of phrases taken straight of another site I have seen before.

[badkitty]

A little plagiarism in adult what a surprise

[HeidiHoe]

Uh... duh!

[fappmaster]

A little plagiarism in adult what a surprise

[Slim]

Very possible because so many tos's look similar.

[CamLuCy]

Can you get sued for copying another program's terms page?

[razor]

Can you get sued for copying another program's terms page?

you can always get sue but will they win the case is what counts

[gspotman]

Can you get sued for copying another program's terms page?

you can always get sue but will they win the case is what counts

He's right filing a law suit does not necessarily mean you will win in cour and good luck collecting if you win.

[HeidiHoe]

Can you get sued for copying another program's terms page?

Of all the things to sue someone over, a plagiarized tos is probably way down towards the bottom of the list.

[deviantz]

Welcome to the world of porn

[bodyrockin]

Not to bring up the mistakes on the camsoda program (oops I just did) I was thinking do programs copy and past TOS and not read to make changes that apply to their specific program. Not saying they copied and pasted but a general question. They obviously have errors on their TOS.

I would think TOS terms, in general, would apply as general legalese and unless your program has some need for specific language applicable to only parts of your program why wouldn't for the most part they apply like the wording of standards apartment rental agreements? or other agreements that the terms are generic per se.