t&c and or policy pages

[James]

is their a good web site for legal issues like user agreements, terms of
service etc... (have googled, probably not using correct treminology).

we need some for a gaming servers company. we host and sell counter-strike
server currently.

thanx

 

[brucie]

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is their a good web site for legal issues like user agreements, terms of
service etc...
http://www.envision-sbs.com/

we need some for a gaming servers company. we host and sell counter-strike
server currently.

you *need* to talk to your lawyer.

 

[James]

you *need* to talk to your lawyer.

why do we *need* to do that exactly?

 

[brucie]

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why do we *need* to do that exactly?

if you need to ask you *really need* to do it.

its probably a lot of fun wondering around the internet copy/pasting
legal documents that you feel suit your needs but its a really dumb
idea. at the very least, absolute minimum you need a lawyer to go over
the documents to make sure they do what you want, there aren't any icky
bits and that they are of course legal.

really and truly, i'm not shitin' ya

 

[James]

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if you need to ask you *really need* to do it.

its probably a lot of fun wondering around the internet copy/pasting
legal documents that you feel suit your needs but its a really dumb
idea. at the very least, absolute minimum you need a lawyer to go over
the documents to make sure they do what you want, there aren't any icky
bits and that they are of course legal.

really and truly, i'm not shitin' ya

I am not after sites that have T&C's already, I am after sites that explain
them and would help us create our own.

Is their anyone on this newsgroup who isn't a prejudgemental twit? and will
not give one sentance answers, if you want people to explain their
problems/questions, shouldn't you do the same with answers?

as per my original question "is their a good web site for legal issues ...?"

 

[brucie]

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I am not after sites that have T&C's already, I am after sites that explain
them and would help us create our own.

i supplied a relevant link in my OP

Is their anyone on this newsgroup who isn't a prejudgemental twit?

i'd prefer it if you'd refer to me as a prejudgemental fuckwit.

and will not give one sentance answers, if you want people to explain their
problems/questions, shouldn't you do the same with answers?

what is there not to understand about needing to see your lawyer

 

[James]

i supplied a relevant link in my OP

thanks, but thats crap. tried the demo and its not what we are after.

i'd prefer it if you'd refer to me as a prejudgemental fuckwit.

dont flatter yourself

what is there not to understand about needing to see your lawyer

lawyers? much better than search engines at finding web sites arn't they...
) is jeeves a lawyer do you think? ]

I understand what your trying to get at, but I'd rather you didn't. all i
was after was a web site, much like this one.
http://www.bcentral.com/articles/legal/104.asp WARNING: NO lawyers involved!

 

[nice.guy.nige]

as per my original question "is their a good web site for legal
issues ...?"

Just as a matter of interest, have you visited any newsgroups generally
frequented by lawyers discussing legal issues, and asked them to recommend a
good web site for web design issues?

Cheers,
Nige

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