But you have the right to alter and distribute it. And will pay us nothing at all when you use it in any way you see fit. Right? Let’s be clear, it is a radical alteration of your rights to your own work to allow Medium do whatever they want with your content without paying you another single cent. As I said in my email this morning:
1. So what you are saying then is that if you later develop a Medium platform of some kind, say Medium streaming or Medium news, you can take chunks of my work, amend my work in any way you like and not pay me for it. In all media formats and distribution methods now known or later developed means you can hack up my content up and distribute it, edit it, otherwise use it, without paying me a cent. Correct or incorrect?
I might own my own work, but you would have copyright and licensing rights to do whatever you want to my content.
Can I get a refund on my subscription for the rest of the year since you have radically altered the terms and conditions I agreed to when I paid for it?
