@dansup Thanks for answering. That sounds pretty reasonable, especially for a beta.
I will say, I have been considering making video content for Loops, but I will not be doing so if I am granting a permanent commercial license which I could imagine being reused in non-social-media settings without me having a means of stopping it. (I trust you not to do anything! But I can forsee futures where for example the Loops assets get sold to another company who I trust less.) I get paranoid *_*
@count @dansup Two TOSes I believe do a good job here are YouTube and Facebook. Neither guarantee "immediate deletion of all user content" on account termination/content deletion—but no one would ask them to, that's a straw man. Both services find reasonable wordings that protect both the user and the company.
See, YouTube license: https://www.youtube.com/t/terms#27dc3bf5d9 Short, simple, reasonable.
Facebook license: https://www.facebook.com/legal/terms/preview/?section_id=section_3 Pleasantly detailed, but possibly too rigid for a small site like Loops