Systematic Retrieval Sample Clauses

The Systematic Retrieval clause defines restrictions or permissions regarding the automated or organized extraction of data from a source, such as a database or website. Typically, this clause addresses whether users can use scripts, bots, or other automated tools to collect large volumes of information in a structured manner, often for purposes like data mining or aggregation. Its core function is to prevent unauthorized mass data collection, thereby protecting the integrity, value, and performance of the data source.
Systematic Retrieval. You shall not use any information retrieval system to create, compile, directly or indirectly, a database, compilation, collection or directory of the Content or other data from the Services.
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