“The Agency Term means a 50 (fifty) year period commencing as of the date you enter into this Agreement. The Agency Term shall automatically renew for additional consecutive renewal terms of 50 (fifty) years each...”
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A 50-year initial term with automatic 50-year renewals means the agency relationship could bind a creator—and their content—for an extraordinarily long duration with no apparent expiration by default.
Interpretive note: The excerpt does not state any renewal cap, termination right, or opt-out mechanism. Those propositions are omitted because they are absent from the excerpt.
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View change record →A creator who enters this Agreement is bound to the Agency Term for at least 50 years, with that term renewing automatically for further 50-year periods unless a termination mechanism (not stated in this excerpt) applies.
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"The Agency Term means a 50 (fifty) year period commencing as of the date you enter into this Agreement. The Agency Term shall automatically renew for additional consecutive renewal terms of 50 (fifty) years each...Excerpt from Rumble's Terms of Service
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A 50-year initial term with automatic 50-year renewals means the agency relationship could bind a creator—and their content—for an extraordinarily long duration with no apparent expiration by default.
A creator who enters this Agreement is bound to the Agency Term for at least 50 years, with that term renewing automatically for further 50-year periods unless a termination mechanism (not stated in this excerpt) applies.
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