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What Happens

As Iog on onto this Rivals forum I keep getting a message that some new and unknown group has taken control of Rivals and they want me to accept their operating requirements. They seem to have all the corporate self protection/salvage requirements like accepting their chosen arbitration etc and the right to convey any information they might accumulate about me to almost anyone they choose without my permission and for their own profits.

My question, is what happens if I refuse to accept their new rules?

Am I off this group? Do I have any alternative? Do I assume the responsibilities for any thing they might do with my information? Is my only option to leave the Rivals group?

Of course, there are other Duck forums I can join and continue to participate in things Duck.

As I am totally distrustful of any of these internet control mechanisms, I object. They seem to be forcing me in that direction, I refuse.

Am I alone?
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