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I'm coming a bit late to Alex's video a couple of weeks ago but the points are so important and expressed so succinctly that I'd like to repost it. A few thoughts (personal riffs not departures) I have on the three points are: - They're related in the sense that people who negotiate contracts often see their job not only as clarifying what the commercial people have agreed (useful) but as covering risks of things that may happen in future (can be time-consuming, can raise questions of cost/benefit and even futility) - Culture is relevant here - if a blame culture has become embedded, people tend to default to CYA mode for safety. Challenging that is important. - Some contracts aren't about relationship, they're about power and risk management. Go to Apple's website and the 'Legal' section and look at one of their sets of terms. Evidently nobody cares enough to address these. - Even though I personally agree with the point that contracts should be about relationships, often I do just roll with pragmatic starting points. For example, our company's articles (a type of contract) are drafted in quite dense, difficult prose. I can live with it and it would feel weird and wasteful to do otherwise. The cultural expectation is too strong to challenge. - It can be more time-consuming to make a good shortish, accessible contract than a long obscure one, so templates are important if scaling it. - I agree that the commercial vs legal distinction should collapse into a single 'does it matter (enough)?' question, and that it should always be possible to explain the real-world benefit to a commercial person, especially when it comes to terms with a tendency to bloat. Even though some issues (say, governing law and dispute resolution) incline towards the more legal-technical, the realities can be explained punchily. - I am quite attracted to standards as a way of squaring the circle, ie broadly reasonable terms you only read once / occasionally with the commercial terms and anything else you care about succinctly captured on cover pages. Just short personal reflections within the framework of this excellent video. https://lnkd.in/esAt8Gkx