Kizmio · Policy review
Terms of Service
Document status: working draft. Owner, effective date, governing law, dispute process, and final contact details have not been approved. Do not treat this draft as an agreement.
1. Service scope — confirm before publication
Draft proposal: Kizmio is intended to provide a social service for sharing stories and connecting with other people. The final text must describe only features that are actually available, including any messaging, groups, events, pages, or marketplace features.
2. Eligibility and accounts — decision required
The service owner and counsel must set the minimum age, geographic eligibility, account accuracy requirements, account-security duties, and rules for one person maintaining multiple accounts. No age limit or eligibility rule is established by this draft.
3. Member content and permissions — decision required
Specify who owns member-submitted content and the limited permissions the service needs to host, display, transmit, and moderate it. Define removal, export, licensing, and post-deletion handling without claiming rights that have not been approved.
4. Conduct, safety, and moderation — decision required
Final policy must define prohibited conduct, reporting and appeal channels, moderation standards, enforcement outcomes, and how urgent safety issues are handled. Link to any separate community standards only after that document is approved.
5. Suspension, closure, and account deletion
Specify when Kizmio may restrict or close an account, what notice and appeal process applies, how a member may close an account, and what records may need to be retained for legal, security, or operational reasons. Coordinate this section with the Privacy Policy.
6. Availability, third parties, and changes
Counsel must prepare approved terms for service availability, maintenance, third-party services, changes to features or terms, and notice of material changes. No warranty or service-level commitment is established by this draft.
7. Liability, disputes, and contact
Governing law, venue, dispute resolution, liability limits, statutory rights, operator identity, and a monitored contact address require owner and legal approval. Insert verified details before publication.
Review the companion Privacy Policy draft.
