Blog: Terms & Conditions Agreements
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Acceptable Use Policy Template
An Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) is a document where you let users know what is acceptable and what is not acceptable when using your service or platform, as well as what the consequences of violating your policy will be. This article will show you the importance of this type of policy...
Terms and Conditions for Online Auction Platforms
Writing a Terms & Conditions agreement (also known as a Terms of Use or Terms of Service) can be a daunting task for any website, but auction platforms come with their own particular legal obstacles. Each clause will need to be written with the specific functions of an online auction...
How to Add Terms and Conditions to Your WordPress Site
There are a few basic steps you need to follow to add your Terms and Conditions agreement to your WordPress site. This article will walk you through these steps, and help you link your Terms and Conditions via menus and widgets on WordPress. If you don't have a T&C yet, don't...
Legal Issues with User Generated Content
User Generated Content is everywhere. It has become an integral part of what the internet is about. Platforms like YouTube, Wikipedia, and Facebook - whose entire purpose involves around hosting User Generated Content - have become the giants of the web. User Generated Content is a great way for your company...
Terms and Conditions for BigCommerce
Do you run a BigCommerce store, or are you thinking of starting one? In this article, we'll explore why you'll want a set of Terms and Conditions (T&C) for customers purchasing products through your BigCommerce store. Having a T&C agreement isn't legally required, but we'll show you why you're going to...
Terms and Conditions for Ridesharing Apps
Ridesharing apps are transforming the need for a personal automobile, especially in more urban areas. In fact, some people aren't buying cars because they're able to rely on ridesharing. In London, 37% of users of car share companies chose not to buy a car at all and 17% of users intended...