As to whether or not you should -- the answer is yes. It's good to let people know, upfront, what you are doing and how using the website will affect them. Esp

As to whether or not you should -- the answer is yes. It's good to let people know, upfront, what you are doing and how using the website will affect them. Especially, what rights you are reserving / requiring and obliging them to agree to (b/c most ToS's derive consent to the agreement implicitly just by using the product). A free template is better than nothing. However, find popular sites (and sites similar to what your site does) and let those be your guide. Do you need to see a lawyer?...always, if possible. It's always money well spent and a lot cheaper when you get a lawyer involved upfront. Check out any Google service, Facebook, Twitter, etc. That's a great starting point, but more detailed then you might need. I would need to know a little more about your project, if you are looking for something more specific.