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Web site operators who wish to bind site visitors to certain terms should probably do more than display those terms on the Web site. Rather, as a precondition to further action on the site, users should be required to click their assent to those critical terms that are sought to be enforceable. This issue came home to roost in the recent case Sprecht v. Netscape Communications Corp.
August 20, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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