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Does anyone curate terms-of-service boilerplate?
2018-04-16 14:46:25
Typically I use boilerplate documents for software license, contributor agreements, code of conduct, and so on. These are typically community-created, verified by legal experts and don't need to be read more than once. If a project says "Apache 2.0" or "Developer Certificate of Origin", I know exactly what that means (and if I don't, I can look it up, or ask questions here!).
I'd like to take the same approach for a terms of service document. Is there any body that curates and approves boilerplate terms of service? (Similarly to how OSI and FSF curate lists of software licenses.)