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> You weren't hired by YCombinator as a writer, nor was any contract TOS could be construed as a contract. In fact, it is. It’s been tested. It’s not ‘given’ if it’s under terms of service. There was in fact, a contract. You are wrong. Pay or delete

>TOS could be construed as a contract. In fact, it is. It’s been tested. If it is, it's not a contract which obligates YCombinator to pay you anything. That sort of thing has to specifically be in the contract... you don't just get paid because "it's a contract," that isn't how contracts work. >It’s not ‘given’ if it’s under terms of service. There was in fact, a contract. Yes it is. Again, the existence of a contrac…

> You and your alts have fun in arbitration then, let us know how it goes

Nice corporate speak. Wouldn’t need alts if you didn’t shadow ban

Re: I can delete my FB, Google, Apple and Reddit data. Why not Hacker News?

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HN's approach hasn't changed since the last time you brought this up: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23622865 . Sending aggressive emails to other departments at YC isn't going to make it change, and neither is posting metathreads to HN. For users who might not know about the approach we take—here's a typical response I send to emails: HN doesn't remove entire account histories, because that would gut the threa…

Isn't that going against GDPR Article 17 (Right To Be Forgotten)?
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