“By submitting Free User Content, Free Users grant Asana a license to access, use, copy, reproduce, process, adapt, publish, transmit, and display that Free User Content, in order to provide the Service...”
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Free Users grant Asana a broad set of enumerated rights over their submitted content as a condition of using the Service.
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If you are a Free User, submitting content grants Asana a broad license over that content for the purpose of providing the Service.
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Free Users grant Asana a broad set of enumerated rights over their submitted content as a condition of using the Service.
If you are a Free User, submitting content grants Asana a broad license over that content for the purpose of providing the Service.
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