Terms.
Atesta does not have finished terms of use. What follows are the principles they will be built on, written by the project. They are not a contract and need legal review before any public launch.
The ground rules the product is built around.
What Atesta is
A place to record contribution claims and the attestations organisations issue about them. Atesta is an early build running on NEAR testnet. It is offered as it is, for evaluation, with no promise of availability.
What an attestation is
A statement by the issuing organisation that it approved a specific claim at a specific time. Atesta does not guarantee that any claim is true, and an attestation is not a qualification, a reference from Atesta, or advice to rely on anyone.
What contributors agree to
- To describe their own work honestly and link only to evidence they may share.
- Not to impersonate anyone or claim another person’s work.
What organisations agree to
- To approve only claims they have actually reviewed and can stand behind.
- To let only people they have authorised review on their behalf.
- To revoke or correct an attestation they learn is wrong, and say why.
What Atesta may do
Review, decline or suspend organisations and accounts that mislead or abuse the system, and record that it did so. Atesta does not edit or forge an organisation’s attestations.
Not for sale
Attestations, badges and standing cannot be bought. There is no token, and nothing on Atesta is a financial product.
Before launch
The operating entity, governing law, liability terms and a process for disputes are not yet defined and are deliberately not invented here.