Crowd Supply vets products not only for originality, usefulness, and feasibility, but also for their commitment to user rights. Users can expect the following rights...
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crowd supply vets products not only for originality, usefulness, and feasibility, but also for their commitment to user rights. users can expect the following rights that creators agree to uphold:* the user has the right to explore, hack, investigate, reverseengineer, and circumvent the product.* the user has the right to use the product unencumbered by a subscription or any other connection to the creator.* the user has the right to use, combine, or otherwise associate the product with other products or services, whether produced by the creator or not.* the user has the right to use the product indefinitely, limited only by normal wear and tear, without suffering interference from the creator or planned obsolescence.* the user alone has the right to decide to whom and for what compensation to transfer the product.* the user has the right to freely and publicly discuss, promote, and criticize the product.* the user has the right to control and know how information collected by the product is shared with and by the creator.* the user has the right to be informed of and to address safety and security concerns stemming from the product.
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