[mutant_matt]

If you read it close enough, you are breaking the law. That's just how these things work these days. Can't tell you how many things to the effect of "we reserve to right to change the rules so that we are right no matter what, and you give up your rights, no matter what they may be" I've seen.

How do you figure? From what I can tell (from reading the terms, you *might* be breaking the law if you're in Califorina, or possibly the USA). Outside of that, you're not breaking the law, as it's a civil agreement, if it's a binding contract at all (which I don't think it is, seeing as Californian law, mostly, is not enforceable in the rest of the world (and in most parts of the rest of the world, a civil contract isn't "the law" anyway)).

You *might* be contravening the terms of the agreement, but that isn't the law and the worst they could do, assuming they could challenge you in your local/national legal durisdiction, would be to aledge civil damages (something that would be hard, seeing as they offer up the API for the use as far I can tell, it's being used for here and they would have to show you actually cost them fiscal damage (at least, in the EU and similar legal durisdictions)).

Can can't see a clause in the terms that Bromix is contravening, so I suspect it's a moot point anyway.

Thanks once again for the plugin Bromix, my error messages I was getting on 5.0.0 are gone on 5.0.6 beta6 on Gotham.