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May 7	2012-05-07 00:00:00 UTC	2012-05-14 00:00:00 UTC	1	1

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vnorby·May 13, 2012

You can use GitHub for legal documents already. Just convert your documents to markdown. We put our TOS and Privacy Policy on Github from launch: https://github.com/everyme/everyme-legal We haven't had any issues or pull requests recently but we would welcome them for sure.

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kmfrk·Apr 10, 2012

Can someone explain these parts of the ToS to me: 4. User Content. You give Everyme permission to reproduce and use your User Content as follows: you grant to Everyme and its Affiliates a license to reproduce, distribute, display, perform, and otherwise use your User Content solely in connection with providing the Site and Services. (...) Finally, our license is perpetual, meaning that our license lasts for an indefinite period of time. In general, however (...) Who are the Affiliates, and what are the legal implications of a so-called perpetual, indefinite license? https://github.com/everyme/everyme-legal/blame/master/terms_...

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