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Introduction

Starkworth's operations are conducted on external, third-party freelance platforms it doesn't own, control, or represent. This guide covers exactly where that boundary sits.

Key Points

  • Starkworth is an independent entity, not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by the third-party platforms it manages accounts on.
  • Starkworth cannot be held liable for platform-side account suspensions or terminations resulting from Platform policy violations.
  • Starkworth cannot be held liable for changes to a Platform's terms of service or algorithmic shifts.
  • Starkworth cannot be held liable for technical outages or payment-processing delays originating from the Platform itself.

Frequently Asked Questions

That's a Platform-side change outside Starkworth's control, and specifically excluded from Starkworth's liability under the agreement.

If it results from a Platform policy violation, that falls outside Starkworth's liability, per Section 15.

Starkworth remains your point of contact for account management questions — reach out via Contact for guidance.

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