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Off the top of my head the CAPITALIZED WARRANTY DISCLAIMER is specific to a subset of states in the US. If you’re outside those jurisdictions (or any other whe
by gorgoiler 10mo ago
Off the top of my head the CAPITALIZED WARRANTY DISCLAIMER is specific to a subset of states in the US. If you’re outside those jurisdictions (or any other where it is required) then for aesthetic or principled reasons I can see why you wouldn’t kowtow to the legalese spiral.
- infogulch 10mo agoMaybe don't drop the warranty disclaimer just yet. > The MMWA requires conspicuous disclosure of warranty terms (e.g., designations like "Full" or "Limited" as prominent titles). > The common practice of ALL-CAPS WARRANTY DISCLAIMERS (e.g., "AS IS, NO WARRANTY") stems primarily from state adoptions of UCC § 2-316, which requires disclaimers of implied warranties to be "conspicuous" (and suggests all-caps as one way, especially in plain text). - Grok https://grok.com/share/bGVnYWN5_5c7db73a-ffd2-48b2-bb36-296f92756bf5 https://grok.com/share/bGVnYWN5_5c7db73a-ffd2-48b2-bb36-296f... That said, maybe it wouldn't be too hard to argue there is obviously no implied warranty with a crass license like WTFPL.