Free Technology Templates

This document outlines GitHub's policy and procedures for handling Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) takedown and counter-notices. It serves as a guide for both copyright holders seeking to remove infringing content and users whose content has been flagged. The policy details the steps involved in the notice-and-takedown process, including specific considerations for forks and circumvention claims.

This document outlines GitHub's Acceptable Use Policies, detailing the rules and restrictions for content and conduct on its platform. It covers user safety, intellectual property, authenticity, privacy, and limitations on spam and inauthentic activity, ensuring a collaborative and safe environment for all users.

This guide from GitHub explains the process for submitting a DMCA counter notice if you believe your content was mistakenly disabled by a takedown request. It details the required information, highlights legal consequences such as perjury and potential lawsuits, and strongly advises consulting a legal professional. The document also clarifies GitHub's role as a processor and its policy of publishing redacted counter notices.

This document outlines GitHub's use of cookies to ensure website functionality, security, and to analyze usage for an improved user experience. It provides details on various cookies, their purposes, and expiration periods. Users can also find information on managing cookie preferences and accessing GitHub's comprehensive Privacy Statement.

This document is a template for Terms of Service, specifically designed for B2B SaaS products that are hosted on a web page and agreed to via click-through consent. It integrates a Cloud Service Agreement, an Order Form, and Framework Terms, providing a comprehensive structure for a SaaS provider to contract with its business customers. The template includes detailed instructions and variables for customization, covering aspects like fees, payment processes, liability, and data handling.

This GitLaw Privacy Statement outlines how GitLaw collects, processes, and shares personal data from its users across its websites, applications, and services. It details the types of data collected directly, automatically, and from third parties, the purposes for processing this data, and how it is shared with various entities. The statement also explains user privacy rights, particularly for individuals in the EEA, UK, and specific US states, and addresses international data transfers and data security practices.

This document is a comprehensive template for B2B Terms of Service, specifically designed as a Cloud Service Agreement for SaaS products. It is structured for click-through consent and includes an Order Form and Framework Terms. The template covers essential legal aspects such as service access, payment, data handling (including machine learning), warranties, liability, indemnification, and confidentiality.

This document serves as a cover page for a Cloud Service Agreement, designed to be used in conjunction with the Bonterms Cloud Terms (Version 1.0). It enables the Customer and Provider to define specific key terms, such as the effective date, governing law, and courts. Additionally, it allows for the incorporation of various attachments like an Acceptable Use Policy, Support Policy, Service Level Agreement, Data Protection Addendum, and Security Measures.

This document is a non-binding Letter of Intent (LOI) that expresses the mutual intention of a Provider and Customer to collaborate on a specific Product. It outlines proposed details such as product functionality, fees, and an anticipated launch date. The LOI includes several options for confidentiality provisions, which are the only binding terms within the document.

This Service Level Agreement (SLA) outlines the performance standards for a Cloud Service, focusing on uptime and response time. It details how these metrics are calculated and specifies the remedies available to the Customer, such as service credits or termination rights, if the Provider fails to meet the agreed-upon targets.