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Terms of Use
Conditions for using this personal publication.
Use of the website
These terms describe use of Simpyll as a personal portfolio and educational publication. They are published by the site operator for informational use; no claim is made that an attorney reviewed them.
Permitted use
Read, link to and discuss the site responsibly, subject to applicable law and any specific permissions. Do not disrupt availability, misuse contribution channels, submit malicious material or disclose confidential information. Healthcare material is general education, not individualized professional advice.
Content and software rights
Original Simpyll software source is copyright © 2026 David Becker and licensed under the MIT License in the repository LICENSE file. Original article prose and other editorial writing are all rights reserved unless a specific work states otherwise. Images, branding, screenshots, fonts, clinical materials and third-party works are not automatically covered by MIT; their respective rights and item-specific terms apply. See the repository LICENSING.md for scope and contribution terms. Public visibility or citation alone does not grant reuse rights.
Accuracy, availability and external services
Learning notes and experimental software can contain errors or become outdated. Independently check information before relying on it. Availability, completeness and fitness for a particular purpose are not promised. External services operate under their own terms. This draft does not exclude rights or responsibilities that applicable law does not allow to be excluded; liability language requires qualified review.
Changes and contact
Substantive changes are recorded in source history. Public factual or technical corrections can use the page-specific GitHub link. For private legal or policy questions, email simpyll.com@gmail.com. No governing-law, arbitration or indemnification provision has been selected.
Supporting information: GitHub privacy statement, accessibility audit, and data inventory and review decisions. Do not post private requests or vulnerabilities in public issues. Send private questions to simpyll.com@gmail.com; a dedicated security reporting channel has not yet been verified.