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{{ExpertIntro|Initial hypothesis for contract validation: endorsement would be the recognition of a template by lawyers who take named responsibility and are prepared to defend it, inspired by Wikipedia's peer review. Anyone could contribute; all templates stay freely accessible with a maturity mention. Only endorsed contracts are intended to deploy in the apps; others remain usable at the user's own risk.}} | {{ExpertIntro|Initial hypothesis for contract validation: endorsement would be the recognition of a template by lawyers who take named responsibility and are prepared to defend it, inspired by Wikipedia's peer review. Anyone could contribute; all templates stay freely accessible with a maturity mention. Only endorsed contracts are intended to deploy in the apps; others remain usable at the user's own risk.}} | ||
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* [[#what-is-it|What is it?]] | |||
* [[#how-it-works|How it works on WikiDeal]] | |||
* [[#endorsed-vs-goodwill|Endorsed contracts and all other templates]] | |||
* [[#see-also|See also]] | |||
* [[#state-of-the-art|State of the art]] | |||
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* '''All other templates''' would remain available on a goodwill basis. They would generally be much better than contracts invented from scratch by amateurs: a template drafted collectively and refined through feedback tends to be better than one written by a single person, and an imperfect contract is better than no contract at all. They would however be used at the user's own risk, without a guarantee of full legal alignment or of the absence of loopholes. And even when a text itself has no loophole, gaps often appear in the way it is applied. | * '''All other templates''' would remain available on a goodwill basis. They would generally be much better than contracts invented from scratch by amateurs: a template drafted collectively and refined through feedback tends to be better than one written by a single person, and an imperfect contract is better than no contract at all. They would however be used at the user's own risk, without a guarantee of full legal alignment or of the absence of loopholes. And even when a text itself has no loophole, gaps often appear in the way it is applied. | ||
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== See also == | == See also == | ||