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Introduction

Section 20 is the agreement's final, catch-all section. It ties together how the agreement relates to Starkworth's other policies, and covers a few practical mechanics worth knowing.

Key Points

  • Together with the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service, the agreement forms the entire agreement between the Parties — superseding prior discussions on the same subject.
  • If any provision is held unenforceable, the rest continues in force, modified to the minimum extent necessary to make it enforceable.
  • A Party's failure to enforce a provision once isn't a waiver of that provision going forward.
  • Formal notices under the agreement go to contact@starkworth.org or your email address on file.

Frequently Asked Questions

No — the entire-agreement clause means the signed agreement, Privacy Policy, and Terms of Service supersede prior discussions on the same subject.

The rest of the agreement stays in force; that one clause is modified to the minimum extent needed to make it enforceable.

To contact@starkworth.org, or to the email address you have on file.

No — a single failure to enforce a provision isn't treated as a waiver of that provision in the future.

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