“We may revise these Terms from time to time by posting a modified version on our website. If, in Asana's sole discretion, the modifications to these Terms are material, we will provide you with reasonable notice...”
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Whether a change is significant enough to warrant advance notice is determined entirely by Asana's sole discretion, meaning users may not receive notice of changes Asana does not consider material.
Interpretive note: The excerpt is truncated; conditions for when revised Terms become binding on the user are not visible in this excerpt and are recorded as omitted material.
The reader may be bound by revised Terms posted online without prior notice unless Asana, in its sole discretion, determines the changes are material.
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Whether a change is significant enough to warrant advance notice is determined entirely by Asana's sole discretion, meaning users may not receive notice of changes Asana does not consider material.
The reader may be bound by revised Terms posted online without prior notice unless Asana, in its sole discretion, determines the changes are material.
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