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I'd make one myself, inspired by the TACOS at NearlyFreeSpeech.NET. I think that if you clearly and plainly communicate a TOS contract to your users, that is p
by cmars232 19y ago
I'd make one myself, inspired by the TACOS at NearlyFreeSpeech.NET. I think that if you clearly and plainly communicate a TOS contract to your users, that is probably good enough to establish your intentions, should a legal issue arise at a later time.
It's probably as good or better than an inaccessible bunch of boilerplate legalese copy-and-pasted at $300/hr., if only because the end user may actually read and understand it.