1. Make a website and write somewhere in the middle of ToS that visitor must pay $1000 (for example) for every page viewed or for every second spent on a site
2. Persuade him to press "I have read and agree to the ToS" and to stay as long as possible
I was thinking I'd add a header to all my HTTP requests:
X-Terms-of-Service: This HTTP request is subject to the terms of use published
at https://example.com/tos. By responding to this request you are accepting
these terms and conditions in full.
Then at what point does something become binding on the Internet? Most of my financial work over the last year has involved e-signed contracts. I typed my name and the date, certifying I had read and understand the contract - the difference between that and certifying that I've read the ToS via a checkbox seems arbitrary.
1. Make a website and write somewhere in the middle of ToS that visitor must pay $1000 (for example) for every page viewed or for every second spent on a site
2. Persuade him to press "I have read and agree to the ToS" and to stay as long as possible
3. Send a bill