RESPONSIBLE USE GUIDELINES Sample Clauses

The Responsible Use Guidelines clause sets out the rules and expectations for how parties may use a product, service, or resource. It typically outlines acceptable and prohibited behaviors, such as restrictions on illegal activities, misuse, or actions that could harm the system or other users. By clearly defining these boundaries, the clause helps prevent abuse, ensures compliance with laws and policies, and protects the integrity of the service or resource.
RESPONSIBLE USE GUIDELINES. Do not share any personal information or user logon information with others.
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RESPONSIBLE USE GUIDELINES. Lincoln County School District educators believe that technology allows for unique opportunities for students to learn, innovate, create, communicate, collaborate, and much more. We want all of our students to be thoughtful, responsible digital citizens, who are empowered to make good choices as they use technology and navigate digital environments. This document provides an overview of the key details and expectations for responsible use of district technology.
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RESPONSIBLE USE GUIDELINES. The Fuel Bridge enables you to fund Compatible Wallets with Supported Assets that reside on Ethereum and use them on the Fuel Network. The terms we use in this agreement or in user interfaces, including “deposit” and “withdraw,” refer to various operations involving the Fuel Bridge. The deposit and withdraw functions utilize a cross-chain Message passing system whereby an associated token is minted or burned on the Fuel Network, respectively. The Fuel Bridge smart contract mints tokens on the Fuel Network when receiving a deposit Message from the Layer-1 blockchain (“L1”), and ▇▇▇▇▇ tokens on the Fuel Network when receiving a withdrawal Message to release L1 tokens to their rightful owner. The Fuel Network is an “optimistic rollup,” which means it is a blockchain that posts its blocks to the Ethereum L1, and inherits the consensus mechanism and data availability of that L1. Depositing tokens onto the Fuel Bridge is not instantaneous and can take up to 30 minutes or longer, due to the time it takes for rollup blocks to be confirmed on the L1. ERC-20 tokens may require an additional relay operation after depositing, which would require you to already have ETH on the Fuel Network. Withdrawing takes longer, up to 7 days, which is the finalization window for optimistic rollups. In each case, the Fuel Bridge is non-custodial and your tokens never actually leave Ethereum. The Fuel Bridge is powerful software that can, if misused, result in losing access to your valuable blockchain assets. We recommend that you use the canonical Fuel Bridge rather than unsupported, unofficial versions, so that you can be sure that your intended Messages function correctly. Similarly, we recommend that you conduct test transactions on the mainnet version so that you can be confident that your intended Message functions correctly. If you ignore the foregoing guidelines, you do so at your own risk.
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