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These documents govern digital product delivery, covering items like Software license agreements with AI addenda and Pilot agreements for product evaluation. The category includes templates specific to Switzerland, Belgium, and England & Wales. General hardware sales and physical equipment leases fall outside these terms, as they are handled in the Asset Finance category.

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4. GitHub Acceptable Use Policies
This document outlines the Acceptable Use Policies for GitHub, detailing the rules and restrictions users must follow when using the service. It covers compliance with laws, user safety, intellectual property, authenticity, privacy, and prohibitions against spam and inauthentic activity. The policies aim to foster a collaborative environment where users can work together in good faith.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
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11. Content Removal Policies - DMCA Takedown Policy
This document outlines GitHub's policy regarding the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). It explains the DMCA's purpose, details the process for submitting and responding to takedown notices and counter-notices, and clarifies how GitHub handles issues like content forks and circumvention claims. The policy aims to demystify the law and GitHub's compliance procedures for both copyright holders and users.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
3. GitHub Community Code of Conduct
This document outlines the expected behavior and standards for participation in the GitHub Community, powered by GitHub Discussions. It details best practices for respectful and constructive engagement, what types of conduct are not allowed, and the enforcement mechanisms, including actions GitHub may take for violations. It also references GitHub's Terms of Service and Acceptable Use Policies.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
7. Privacy Policies - GitHub Subprocessors
This document outlines GitHub's authorized subprocessors, which are third-party entities that process customer or personal data on behalf of GitHub for its Enterprise services. It defines customer and personal data in the context of GDPR and provides a list of these subprocessors, detailing their processing activities and locations. The document also explains how users can receive notifications about updates to this list.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
12. Content Removal Policies - GitHub Private Information Removal Policy
This document outlines GitHub's policy and process for removing private information from its platform. It details what constitutes "private information" for removal requests, focusing on high-risk content like exposed access credentials that pose a specific security threat. The policy also explains the steps involved in submitting and processing a removal request, including GitHub's interaction with the content poster and the complainant.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
Anti-Spam Policy - free template for businesses
This Anti-Spam Policy outlines the rules and regulations established by a company regarding unsolicited electronic commercial messages. It defines spam, prohibits its transmission, and details the consequences for violations, including account termination. The policy applies to all individuals with access to the company's email account, such as users, members, and employees.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
8. GitHub Cookies
This document outlines the various cookies utilized by GitHub, detailing their functions, expiration periods, and how they enhance website security, functionality, and user experience. It also directs users to GitHub's Privacy Statement for comprehensive information and options to manage their cookie preferences.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
Domain Transfer Agreement - free template for businesses
This Domain Transfer Agreement facilitates the legal transfer of a domain name from its current registrant (the Transferor) to a new owner (the Transferee). It details the terms, consideration, representations, and warranties involved in transferring all rights, title, and interest in the specified domain name. This document ensures a clear and legally binding change of ownership.
Updated 17 Oct 2025

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