Users grant a perpetual, irrevocable, sublicensable license to all user-generated content and explicitly waive moral rights, which severely undermines consumer ownership and control over their contributions.
The company excludes all consequential damages and caps total liability at a trivial $100 or one month's fees, effectively nullifying meaningful remedies while lacking explicit carve-outs for gross negligence or willful misconduct.
Mandatory individual arbitration with class-action and jury waivers dominates dispute resolution, paired with exclusive venue tied to dealership locations or Delaware, which may strip consumers of local court access and statutory protections.
Account suspension and termination are governed entirely by the company's sole discretion without requiring notice, specific violation criteria, or an appeal process, creating critical risk for arbitrary enforcement.
The document relies on browsewrap mechanics where continued use constitutes acceptance, lacks explicit clickwrap confirmation at signup, and incorporates external policies by reference without clear scope boundaries or age verification mechanisms.
Indemnification is reasonably scoped to user breaches, unlawful conduct, or third-party rights violations, but lacks reciprocal protection for company-caused claims and does not cap attorney fee exposure.
Terms can be changed unilaterally and become effective immediately upon posting, with continued use deemed acceptance. This creates retroactive risk and denies consumers meaningful opportunity to review or reject material changes.