Hehe, in the bitcoin world it is fairly honest.
I mentioned previously in another thread but I will say it again here.
If you look at most sites in the bitcoin world which actually have a ToS, it is generally a laundry list being very repetitive, but in specific ways, and then in general, that they are not responsible. It is like saying "
If you buy my car:
* I am not responsible if the breaks go out
* I am not responsible if you get a ticket
* I am not responsible for the current condition of the car
* I am not responsible for any problems that may occur due to the on-board computer being linked to my systems which may cause your car to suddenly combust
* I am not responsible or liable for any damages
etc
"
In then end, it's just making a fool out of you, because no where in there, do they state that they ARE responsible for anything or give you any expectations other than loss.
Very very few sites take any responsibility for any actions that may occur.
For example. how many sites do you know that suddenly claim "We've been hacked!" and what happens? You end up with a negative balance.
Or they just go away and never come back. Why not? They have no obligation to have to pay you back, other than their reputation.
You cold contact authorities etc, but in the bitcoin world, its a very tough thing to deal with. But I am getting off topic.
In the end, most sites take no responsibility for your use of their site. That's that.
Very few such as BitFunder even offer to try to do their best.
The majority of it (Section below what you copied) is a larger list of things that BitFunder promises to do, and has expectations of.
Again, not many sites bother with what you should EXPECT from then.
I do not see any reason to give 20 pages of reading about responsibility deferment in detail when it can all be summed up, and provide you with a list of expectations instead.
On a side note, it will actually be changed to have a little more legalese hopefully within the next few months due to greater things.
Have a cookie.