Wow. Try to even imagine Microsoft claiming rights in documents written using word.
In the universe where Spock has a goatee, maybe.
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Well, Microsft did just that with the terms of service for Hotmail a few years back, and as I recall were widely panned for it.
TOS
How many of us read the terms of agreement on most sites/products? Not sure what all I have agreed so far!!!
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