Legal
Draft — not yet in forceThe agreement between this site and the person using it: what the service is, what it is not, and the limits on both sides.
What follows is the agreed structure of this document, not the document itself. The binding wording is being drafted and reviewed by a qualified lawyer, and it replaces this outline before the site opens to the public. Nothing on this page creates or limits any obligation.
We publish the outline rather than a placeholder because you are entitled to know what a policy will cover before you can read it, and because a page of convincing-looking text that no lawyer has seen is worse than an empty one: there would be no way to tell the two apart.
Each heading below becomes a numbered section of the final text.
Eligibility, the minimum age of eighteen, and the consequences of misrepresenting age. Cross-references the underage policy.
A plain description of what is offered here and what is provided by third parties reached through this site. This section has to be unusually precise, because the distinction is the whole business model.
How access works, what identifiers are collected, and the fact that passwords are entered only on account pages and payment instruments are never collected here.
Summary of prohibited conduct with a pointer to the full acceptable use policy rather than a second, divergent list.
Ownership of site content, ownership of anything a user submits, licence grants in both directions, and the status of AI-generated material.
Relationship with partner services, what this site is and is not responsible for once a person leaves it, and disclosure of commercial relationships.
Standard clauses, drafted to be enforceable in the United States and reviewed against applicable consumer protection law.
Grounds for ending access, notice, and what survives termination.
Choice of law, venue, and the dispute resolution mechanism — including whether arbitration and class action waiver clauses are used at all.
How changes are published, how notice is given, and the effective date convention.
These are not adapted from a template pack. Several of the clauses only make sense here: no payment is ever taken on this domain, passwords are entered only on account pages, and all visual material is generated rather than photographed. Each of those facts changes the document that describes it, and a generic template would state the opposite.
The thirteen documents are marked as launch blockers in the project’s own route map, which means the site is not considered releasable while any of them is still an outline. The review covers United States federal requirements and state privacy law, and the set is written independently of the sibling site rather than copied across.
Twelve more documents, all at the same stage.