278 Terms of Business Contracts
Terms of Service by Common Paper
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The Common Paper Terms of Service governs click-through access to a B2B cloud service, using a simple Order Form/Cover Page plus incorporated Common Paper Cloud Service Agreement v2.1 Standard Terms. It supports product-led growth by enabling self-serve signups with clear, scalable terms. It is part of CommonPaper’s widely trusted library of open, lawyer-vetted standard agreements.
End User Agreement (for Marketplaces) by Bonterms
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The BonTerms Standard End User Agreement is a modular, lawyer-vetted contract designed for online marketplaces to govern the relationship, rights, and obligations between the platform and its end users. It is part of BonTerms’ widely trusted library of open, lawyer-vetted standard agreements.
Refund Policy by EasyLegalDocs
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This Refund Policy template outlines the terms and conditions under which customers can return purchased products and receive a refund. It specifies the timeframe for returns and the required conditions, such as the product being in its original state with all tags and the purchase receipt. The policy ensures a clear process for handling customer dissatisfaction with purchases.
Website Disclaimer by EasyLegalDocs
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This is a website disclaimer template designed to inform users about the terms and conditions of using a website. It clarifies that the content provided is for general information only and not professional advice, and it limits the website operator's liability. The template also addresses external links, affiliate disclosures, and user testimonials.
Website Terms & Conditions (T&C) by EasyLegalDocs
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This document outlines the comprehensive terms and conditions governing the use of a website, establishing the legal agreement between the website owner and its users. It covers crucial aspects such as intellectual property rights, acceptable use policies, privacy, disclaimers, and limitations of liability. The template ensures users understand their obligations and the website's operational guidelines.
Competition Terms & Conditions by EasyLegalDocs
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This document outlines the terms and conditions for participating in a competition. It covers eligibility, prize details, winner announcement procedures, data protection, and limitations of liability, ensuring participants understand the rules set by the promoter.
How We Handle Abusive Usage by Basecamp
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This document outlines Basecamp's policy and process for addressing abusive usage of its products. It details how potential abuse is discovered, the principles guiding investigations (human oversight, balanced responsibilities, evidence focus), and the steps involved, including potential account termination and an appeals process for certain cases.
4.1 Acceptable Use Policies - Impersonation
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This document sets out the rules against impersonation on an online platform, similar to GitHub. It defines various actions that constitute misrepresenting one's identity or association, such as copying user profiles or using deceptive usernames. Violations of this policy can lead to the loss of account access, though parody and satire are generally permitted.
1. Terms of Service
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This document outlines the Terms of Service for an online platform, detailing the agreement between the service provider and its users. It covers account creation and management, acceptable use policies, intellectual property rights, payment terms for paid services, and procedures for account cancellation and dispute resolution. It is designed for an online community, likely for software development.
4.1 Acceptable Use Policies - Disrupting the Experience of Other Users
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This document outlines prohibited behaviors that disrupt the experience of other users on a community platform. It details actions like posting off-topic comments or creating meaningless issues, which are not allowed. Staff may take restrictive action against accounts engaging in such disruptive conduct.