This part: By posting content to Medium, you give us a nonexclusive license to publish it on Medium Services.
It's unclear to me to what extent this license goes.
It's unclear to me to what extent this license goes.
These license conditions allow them to make that discoverability possible. It's probably just legal language to make sure that they can do that.
* "Medium Services" is defined earlier in the text as
> Medium’s sites, services, mobile apps, products, and content
which seems pretty self-explanatory to me.
* They give some examples of what they do with your content in the rest of the paragraph you quoted. To paraphrase a little, they can show your content to others, put ads next to it, and include it when promoting Medium itself.
* You can post your content elsewhere, even if you posted it to Medium (hence "nonexclusive").
* You can delete your content from Medium.