Terms of Use

How do you solve the problem which a massive influx of admissions would generate when you are the author of a web solution that, once operational, is supposed to be accessible by all internet users in general, but none of them in particular? By engineering a conceptual framework which provides for the stepwise access of the general public to that solution. This implies a catalogue of technical specifications which can only be found at a professional web hosting provider. Choosing OVH (1), today the leader in France and Europe, therefore appeared as a matter of legal evidence as early as October 2005, considering that my own terms of use could not contradict those of the provider I needed to be able to rely on, as a Master-Franchisor and Intranet Service Provider, with regard to the technical implications of providing access to my own virtual incubation services.Continue reading

Tags: Concept engineering, Pre-registration, Purpose, Specifications, ToU and DRM