Free official "disclaimer" for your website

[Gene]

Webmasters make sure you protect your rights with a Site Disclaimer. What is a site disclaimer? A site disclaimer protects the interest of a company that is publishing content to an electronic medium.

http://209.204.219.152/free_disclaimer.htm

 

[James]

Great find Gene!

+Rep! :tu:

 

[Kate]

Thanks Gene

 

[Gene]

No problemo -- Be sure to click the red "Free" button for more useful stuff... Free Privacy Policy, etc.

 

[mis_chiff]

Thanks for the link Gene - rep+

This is something I definetly need to do but keep putting off

 

[TheWatcher]

Great document to have.

did you own the site? what about privacy to the information I provide e.g. my name and email adddress? are they safe?

Thanks for sharing this information.
Em

 

[Gene]

I don't own the site or know anything about the owner other than the info presented on the site. I just happened upon the site in my travels.

See the "about us" for their Dunn & Bradstreet listing and other references.

Great document to have.

did you own the site? what about privacy to the information I provide e.g. my name and email adddress? are they safe?

Thanks for sharing this information.
Em

 

[lpstong]

Either way this is sweet to have. Makes it quicker and easier to do.


Thanks Gene.

 

[Bill]

Nice Gene! This will be a big help to me, I hate having to write a disclaimer from scratch.

-Bill

 

[Dave_Z]

Not meaning to burst your bubble, folks, but take note of this:

Disclaimer's disclaimer. The provided disclaimer was designed to cover most sites. However we are providing this disclaimer as is without any warranty of any kind . We suggest you have an attorney review your disclaimer. You should review the template for your particular business and it's fitness therein. But alway's alway's when in doubt consult a professional.

Be aware. Be good.

 

[Damion]

Not trying to crap on your thread here Gene but i think this may compliment the above solution nicely.

 

[Gene]

Not meaning to burst your bubble, folks, but take note of this:
Be aware. Be good.

Absolutely -- be aware and don't rely on this for 100% legal compliance. It is a great, easy starting point that can give you more protection than not having it at all... but there is no ONE document that will suit ALL sites. And naturally, the "disclaimer to the disclaimer" has to be there to cover the site owner's butt. They are providing a free resource and the last thing they need is to have it backlash on them.

Not trying to crap on your thread here Gene but i think this may compliment the above solution nicely.

Damion, thanks! That does more than 'compliment' my find -- it supersedes it! Great find.

 

[Shadowplay]

Great Find! Very Helpful person!