The Question
You spot a competitor breaking the TOS of a social media site like Flickr. Do you report them or leave them be?
The Results:
The results were evenly split.
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You spot a competitor breaking the TOS of a social media site like Flickr. Do you report them or leave them be?
The results were evenly split.
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If your competitor is not one of your friends then it is foolish not to report him. But if he or she is your friend then ignore the case. That what I would have done if were you.
Rest is up to you.
OK, I’ll bite: What is ‘TOS’ of social media? I’m well versed in social media, but have never seen this acronym.
TOS = Terms Of Service
I should have spelled that out, I realize now.
Most social media services frown on or outright prohibit using their services for purely commercial purposes; for instance, using your company name as your account name in Facebook or using Flickr as a repository for your banner advertisements.