When there is a revision like this, the obvious question is… What’s changed?

They don’t say.

But two sections jumped out at me (not sure if these are new or if I just noticed them):

4. SENDING EMAILS.

You shall not directly or indirectly:

3. Employ any false or deceptive information regarding Your identity, or regarding the intent, subject, or origin of the message or fail to include accurate information regarding Your identity, and the intent, subject, and origin of the Email.

I wonder what impact this will have on folks who promote using pseudonyms. False names, it seems, have become a problem here.

What’s your view? – please comment below.

Maybe, instead of signing off as Bill Brown unless that’s your real name, you just sign off your emails as www.MyDomain.com

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Under section 6, I notice…

Promotional use of images or reproductions of Payment checks issued by ClickBank without the express, written consent of ClickBank is prohibited.

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Hope my comments help in some way, but you should not rely on them. I’m not a lawyer (and wouldn’t want to be one — I’ve heard that lawyers as a group have a higher than average rate of being clinically diagnosed as suffering from depression).

Gary

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