LEGAL DEFINITIONS

Definitions

• Domains also called Website Domains or Domain Names means the unique names used on the Internet to refer to a website or other Internet service. (Example: www.YOURNAMEHERE.com). Domain Name registrations are a reoccurring cost that the Client pays to Third-Party services known as Domain Registrars.
• Domain Registrars also called Domain Name Registrars means the organizations or commercial entities that manages the reservation of Internet Domain Names. Domain Registrars are Third-Party services.
• Hosting Services or Hosting means a type of service that leases computer and Internet resources for the purpose of making a website accessible to the public, typically in a data center.
• Open Source or Open Source Software means any software licensed with an Open Source License. All Open Source Software is also Third-Party.
• Open Source License means a type of software license that complies with the “Open Source Definition” found on the internet webpage located at https://opensource.org/osd. A list of currently valid Open Source Licenses is found on the internet webpage located at https://opensource.org/licenses/alphabetical.
• Out-Of-Scope Work means any work and related costs that are not part of the Services. Out-Of-Scope Work is any work that goes beyond what is described in the Scope Of Work section of the Contract, Estimate, or Agreement.
• Payment Schedules collectively refer to the various time schedules and monetary compensations the Client follows for making payments to the Provider.
• Renewal Payments mean the reoccurring payments that the Client makes to continue the Services for an additional Service Period.
• Selected Service Plan means the specific Service Plan agreed upon by the Client and the Provider.
• Services mean all the services the Provider will perform on behalf of the Client as described in the Scope of Work section of the Contract, Estimate, or Agreement.
• Service Period means the time period during which the Provider will perform the Services.
• Service Plans collectively refer to the various service plans that the Provider offers. Each Service Plan includes different limits and costs.
• Third-Parties collectively refer to any product, service, project, company, technology, file, or anything that is a third party in relation to this Contract, Estimate, or Agreement. An example of a Third-Party code is a shopping cart script or plugin created by a company or person other than the Provider or the Client. The Client may be bound to the Third-Party’s legal terms, license restrictions, and agreements. The Client may also be responsible to pay a Third-Party for the use of some service or fee. Additionally, a Third-Party may be responsible for some part of the Client’s website or business and the problems that arise from their involvement.