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Sorry Slewis, I cannot reply to your other comment with another subcomment. This is an ambiguation and it is an issue that as founder you should address as it
by nudpiedo 4y ago
Sorry Slewis, I cannot reply to your other comment with another subcomment.
This is an ambiguation and it is an issue that as founder you should address as it could be interpreted as a self contradictory agreement and then invalidate part of the agreement (as I've seen with non formal open source licenses, ill formed patents which became bypassed, etc).
A way to solve that might be using a glossary of what do you mean by each term, however I do recommend you to use a lawyer for such things as this sort of mistakes might become expensive later on.
- slewis 4y agoYes, I can certainly see how this is confusing. We will work with our legal team to clarify the terms.
- no_identd 4y agoGo buy a copy of https://www.survivingiso9001.com/ https://www.survivingiso9001.com/ [No affiliation] for your lawyers. Not directly for the subject matter, but as a cautionary tale about consequences of word choice.