Common examples include words like "you agree to re-check the terms every time you use the site, since we modify them from time to time".
(This might have been struck down once, years ago, in the 9th circuit, but I don't know its current status really.)
There are easy technical workarounds to this: email in advance when terms change, and *what* will change, and prompt at next login.
And/or provide a "last changed" date AND show *what* changed each time, prominently at the site itself.
Any software developer should know (or can learn) how to export a document as plain text, run a "diff" command, save the output, and save a revision history!
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