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All content by Kyle E. Mitchell, who is not your lawyer.

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Forms

  1. PolyForm Countdown

    a simple, solid form for changing your license later

  2. A Short, Simple Template for Scheduled Relicensing

    decouple license rules from how we relax them

  3. Square One 2e1u

    addressing an interesting Utah peculiarity

  4. What Do We Call Functional Specs for Legal Forms?

    seeking help naming a concept

  5. Square One Second Edition

    improved US hiring forms and terms

  6. Square One

    fair terms. free forms. back to work.

  7. Doormat 1e

    free no-log, no-track privacy policy

  8. DMCASimple 1e

    another new first edition and website

  9. Turnstile 1e

    first edition and new website

  10. Security Services Terms

    giving a specialized field its due

  11. DMSimple

    plain and simple DMCA safe harbor terms

  12. Turnstile

    springboard website terms of service

  13. Physician Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment

    Californians probably can’t do advance directives right now, but that’s likely not what they need

  14. California Medical Directives at Home

    Can we get our end-of-life wishes down without breaking health orders?

  15. Medical Advance Directives Working Group

    looking for lawyers, translators, and editors

  16. CCPA Service Provider Addendum

    plain, minimal form

  17. PANDA for Privacy

    the NDA for your personal information

  18. Enterprise Ready Open Software License Supplement

    the status quo, plus money for devs

  19. Indie Open Source

    developing resource for indie-ready business models

  20. Critique This License

    developing a standard paid-software license

  21. Plain GDPR Processor Addendum

    open form plain-language processor addendum

  22. Plain Terms of Service

    open form terms of service for websites

  23. Switchmode Developer Agreement

    an open form contract for open source contractors

  24. Open Software Service Terms

    legal terms for paid web apps, now available in the English language