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A terms of use and a privacy clause should be sufficient.

• dawie 20y ago
  Any idea where I can get these? Free ones that is.
  • danielha 20y ago
    Write one yourself. You're a new startup? I wouldn't get too involved with formal legal policies. You can take a look at any website to get an idea of what issues you may want to address.
  • python_kiss 20y ago
    Copy paste. Nobody is going to sue you unless you get big. When you get some money flowing in, hire a lawyer.
  • ph0rque 20y ago
    Our start-up (i-conserve.com) looked around on the web, saw that most were partial copies of each other (as in, whole paragraphs verbatim), and decided to write our own, based on 4 or 5 we liked. We really liked the bare-bones approach most YC companies have, and tried to follow that philosophy when writing such legal documents. Then we talked about to a local long-time entrepreneur, who said that is exactly what his lawyer did, and charged him thousands for it; in fact, it didn't turn out that great. So, save some money and write them yourself.