TERMS OF USE
Use WorkingPolicy to develop policy—not to manufacture authority.
terms-2026-07-20 · approved 2026-07-20These Terms govern accounts and participation in the nationwide adult public beta. They take effect when the dynamic beta begins accepting accounts.
01Eligibility and acceptance
Accounts require an attestation that the user is at least 18 and resides in one of the fifty United States or the District of Columbia. Public reading remains global. Account creation records the accepted Terms and Privacy versions.
02No manufactured authority
Community participation, support counts, verification labels, and AI material are not elections, representative polls, professional advice, government endorsement, or official action.
03Content and publication
Private drafts remain user-owned under a limited service license. Intentionally published proposals and contributions use CC BY 4.0 after an explicit preview and immutable snapshot.
04Security and conduct
Users must protect account access and may not impersonate authority, harass, expose private information, manipulate participation, evade controls, distribute malware, infringe rights, or use the service unlawfully.
05Changes and disputes
Material changes receive 30 days’ notice where feasible and affirmative re-consent. North Carolina law applies subject to mandatory user protections; disputes use good-faith informal resolution and courts, without mandatory arbitration or a class-action waiver.
INSPECTABLE RECORDWhat the system shows.
Labels describe the state of the record. They do not confer legal authority, certification, or government endorsement.
RecordStateMeaning
ControllerFounder before incorporationWorkingPolicy, Inc. becomes the intended operator only after formation and an announced transition.
Review statusOperator approvedNo claim of counsel review, certification, or guaranteed compliance.
Effective pointDynamic account betaThe current public-static fallback does not accept accounts.
Privacy and participation rules are part of this contract.
Review how information is handled and how conduct decisions may be appealed before creating an account.