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Neil Brown 2025-06-19 10:25:40 +01:00
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@ -22,6 +22,8 @@ Adopt them, rip them apart, build on them etc. as you will.
These terms are not - and probably never will be - suitable for use as they are: anyone wishing to adopt them will need to go through and deal with the square bracketed bits *at a minimum*, local legal requirements, things like dispute resolution - whether you want to push for arbitration, mediation, or just recourse to courts - and so on. These terms are not - and probably never will be - suitable for use as they are: anyone wishing to adopt them will need to go through and deal with the square bracketed bits *at a minimum*, local legal requirements, things like dispute resolution - whether you want to push for arbitration, mediation, or just recourse to courts - and so on.
In particular, some jurisdictions require specific language to be included in terms. For instance, [the United Kingdom requires specific language because of the Online Safety Act 2023](https://onlinesafetyact.co.uk/online_safety_act_terms/).
## The terms are geared towards registered users ## The terms are geared towards registered users
These are terms for registered users of an instance. These are terms for registered users of an instance.

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@ -96,6 +96,6 @@ We may assign, transfer, sub-contract or deal in any other manner with any of ou
Nothing in these terms establishes any partnership, joint venture, or agency between you and us. Nothing in these terms establishes any partnership, joint venture, or agency between you and us.
## OSA-specific language ## Country-specific terms
[to add] [insert any country or situation specific terms]