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What’s the best practice for making a Terms & Conditions or Privacy Policy page these days? Eg if you start up a social network like hackernews
by fatsdomino001 5y ago
What’s the best practice for making a Terms & Conditions or Privacy Policy page these days? Eg if you start up a social network like hackernews
- Dma54rhs 5y agoLawyer obviously is the best practice.
- paxys 5y agoWho will copy paste it from another site..
- fatsdomino001 5y agoIs there a specific kind of lawyer that is best suited for this work?
- mimixco 5y agoWe run our SaaS on Digital Ocean's backend and their TOS says that anything we allow onto their boxes has to comply, so that means our customers have to comply with DO's TOS. To handle this, we link to theirs in place of a custom one.
- fatsdomino001 5y agoI like this. I imagine it’s roughly similar eg using heroku?
- mimixco 5y agoIt might be. Worth checking into their TOS to see if your customers must comply. I'd say, "probably."