That reminds me of "Common Draft", a collection of contract language apparently meant to be included by reference in a doc that specifies parameters. An exampl

That reminds me of "Common Draft", a collection of contract language apparently meant to be included by reference in a doc that specifies parameters. An example usage: http://www.commondraft.org/#ConfKExpress http://www.commondraft.org/#ConfKExpress (I'm not sure how the reference is meant to work because I'm pretty sure commondraft.org has been edited since I saw it some years ago; maybe it's meant to copy whole sections and then include the specific details in a page like the one linked above?) Note that the CC license mentioned in the header isn't actually useful except to lawyers: it contains the noncommercial restriction with separate special permission for most uses by licensed attorneys (looks intended to prevent non-attorneys from actually using anything there in transactions).