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I really like this summary format of the terms of service: https://ceasefire.net/terms-of-service https://ceasefire.net/terms-of-service It made it easy to spo
by gtsteve 6y ago
I really like this summary format of the terms of service: https://ceasefire.net/terms-of-service https://ceasefire.net/terms-of-service
It made it easy to spot this part, which I guess is normally tucked away. Respect for drawing my attention to it but I have a question - is this a standard thing that you would find in such a document? It feels like a pretty serious liability for a user to take on.
> SUMMARY: If we get sued by a third party, you will defend us and pay for all losses, damages, etc, if the lawsuit relates to your Content or use of the Service, your breach of the Terms, your violation of a third party’s rights, violation of your rights by a third party, or an action by you that is overtly harmful to another User.
- jconley 6y agoYes, indemnification clauses are common. Nobody wants to go out of business because of something a customer of theirs did on a platform. Especially when user generated content is in play.
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