This document is a standard copyright notice for a website, asserting the website's ownership over its content and material. It clearly defines what constitutes permissible use, such as personal or educational purposes with attribution, and prohibits unauthorized reproduction or commercial exploitation. The notice also indicates compliance with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) for handling infringement claims.

This SEO Service Agreement template outlines the terms and conditions under which a Company provides Search Engine Optimization (SEO) services to a Client. It details the scope of services, payment terms, intellectual property rights, warranties, confidentiality obligations, and procedures for dispute resolution. This agreement helps formalize the relationship between an SEO service provider and their client.

This Privacy Policy explains how the company collects, uses, and shares personal information through its website and related services. It describes the types of data collected — including information users provide directly, data gathered automatically via cookies and tracking technologies, and details received from third parties — and outlines how that information is used to deliver, improve, and secure the company’s services.

The GitHub Guide to Submitting a DMCA Takedown Notice explains how copyright owners can file valid DMCA complaints on GitHub, outlining the required statements, identification of works, and risks involved. It is part of GitHub’s official policy library, ensuring reliability and consistency with U.S. copyright law.

The GitHub Guide to Submitting a DMCA Counter Notice explains how users can legally contest mistaken DMCA takedown requests, detailing the required statements, risks, and process under U.S. copyright law. It is part of GitHub’s official policy library, making it a reliable resource for handling copyright disputes on the platform.

The GitHub Community Code of Conduct sets expectations for respectful, constructive participation in GitHub Community (Discussions), outlining best practices, prohibited behavior, and enforcement actions to keep collaboration safe and productive. It’s an official GitHub policy tied to the GitHub Terms of Service and Acceptable Use Policies, making it a reliable, authoritative standard for community moderation.

The GitHub Private Information Removal Policy provides a process for removing high-risk confidential content—such as credentials, tokens, or sensitive diagrams—that poses security threats if exposed in repositories. It is an official GitHub policy, designed to protect users while maintaining platform integrity, and can be trusted as part of GitHub’s broader site governance framework.

The GitHub Government Takedown Policy outlines how GitHub handles official government requests to remove content deemed unlawful, ensuring due process, transparency, and limited geographic scope when possible. It is part of GitHub’s published site policies, reflecting its commitment to user rights, transparency, and trusted open governance practices.

The GitHub General Privacy Statement explains how GitHub (and GitHub B.V.) collects, uses, shares, and protects personal data across its services, including users’ rights (GDPR/US state laws), data transfers, cookies, and security/retention practices. It is an official GitHub policy (under Microsoft) that references concrete compliance frameworks like the EU Standard Contractual Clauses and the Data Privacy Framework, making it a reliable source for understanding GitHub’s privacy posture.

The GitHub Bug Bounty Program Legal Safe Harbor sets out legal protections for security researchers who act in good faith when reporting vulnerabilities through GitHub’s bug bounty program, ensuring their work is treated as “authorized” under laws like the CFAA and DMCA. It is part of GitHub’s official security policies, providing researchers confidence and trust that responsible disclosure will not expose them to legal consequences when complying with program rules.