If that were true, it'd be built into the protocol. "HTTP GET" would require an acknowledgement of the agreement you purport exists.
Instead, it just serves the page to any requestee who comes by it, even if automated. Doesn't exactly sound like an agreement to me.
Hell, a javascript popup would be a valid test for agreement compared to that.
If that were true, it'd be built into the protocol. "HTTP GET" would require an acknowledgement of the agreement you purport exists.
Instead, it just serves the page to any requestee who comes by it, even if automated. Doesn't exactly sound like an agreement to me.
Hell, a javascript popup would be a valid test for agreement compared to that.