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Hi all,
Just wondering if this disclaimer for uploading a .zip file to an open-source site (flonds.com) is good enough?
By submitting this form and uploading a script, you agree and understand that: A) You are the sole owner/creator of this script; if it was a team project, then you agree that you are the manager/leader/director of the team, B) This script contains no malicious code of any sort that would in any way distort, delete, or otherwise alter data/hardware without user consent upon its operation, C) Flonds.com website and/or its partners/subaffiliates are not responsible for the execution of scripts or data loss/corruption that may occur, although we will do everything in our power to remove harmful code from our site, and we are not to be charged for any copyright violations, damages, or any result of and in this script being submitted. D) If you charge for this script, Flonds reserves the right to withold payment for any reason being if, e.g., the user is not able to be contacted or is not to be trusted with payment, and E) Flonds will withold 20% of each sale of this script if costing more than $0.00.
------------ Now, below, these are checkboxes:
[ ]I agree to these terms and will not hold Flonds responsible for any damage/harm done by this script/code/program.
[ ]My script/application/program abides by these terms and is safe for execution/use/altering.
[ ]I agree to the payment terms, and understand that if this script is not free, Flonds will recieve 20% of payments, and I 80% and my payment may be witheld with reason.
Does this offer me enough legal protection? I just want to make sure that it will keep me safe, since I have had 1 problem before... should I add a part to this disclaimer that says something about reserving the right to remove/alter the script's details once uploaded?
Thanks for any help/suggestions.
-Matt
Just wondering if this disclaimer for uploading a .zip file to an open-source site (flonds.com) is good enough?
By submitting this form and uploading a script, you agree and understand that: A) You are the sole owner/creator of this script; if it was a team project, then you agree that you are the manager/leader/director of the team, B) This script contains no malicious code of any sort that would in any way distort, delete, or otherwise alter data/hardware without user consent upon its operation, C) Flonds.com website and/or its partners/subaffiliates are not responsible for the execution of scripts or data loss/corruption that may occur, although we will do everything in our power to remove harmful code from our site, and we are not to be charged for any copyright violations, damages, or any result of and in this script being submitted. D) If you charge for this script, Flonds reserves the right to withold payment for any reason being if, e.g., the user is not able to be contacted or is not to be trusted with payment, and E) Flonds will withold 20% of each sale of this script if costing more than $0.00.
------------ Now, below, these are checkboxes:
[ ]I agree to these terms and will not hold Flonds responsible for any damage/harm done by this script/code/program.
[ ]My script/application/program abides by these terms and is safe for execution/use/altering.
[ ]I agree to the payment terms, and understand that if this script is not free, Flonds will recieve 20% of payments, and I 80% and my payment may be witheld with reason.
Does this offer me enough legal protection? I just want to make sure that it will keep me safe, since I have had 1 problem before... should I add a part to this disclaimer that says something about reserving the right to remove/alter the script's details once uploaded?
Thanks for any help/suggestions.
-Matt