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"Failure to do so grants GOAT the right to take measures against the relevant content and accounts, including but not limited to adding labels, imposing restrictions, or banning access.Excerpt from GOAT's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “Failure to do so grants GOAT the right to take measures against the relevant content and accounts, including but not limited to adding labels, imposing restrictions, or banning access.”
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