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This provision defines the scope of content distribution the platform enables and clarifies that visibility controls operate on an opt-in basis where the service has configured such settings. It establishes the platform's operational architecture for content dissemination across member networks and external audiences.
Members posting or sharing content through the platform operate under terms that authorize the content to be displayed to other platform users and external parties by default, subject to any specific visibility restrictions the member configures. The provision establishes that content visibility is governed by the member's active settings choices where such options exist.
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This provision defines the scope of content distribution the platform enables and clarifies that visibility controls operate on an opt-in basis where the service has configured such settings. It establishes the platform's operational architecture for content dissemination across member networks and external audiences.
Members posting or sharing content through the platform operate under terms that authorize the content to be displayed to other platform users and external parties by default, subject to any specific visibility restrictions the member configures. The provision establishes that content visibility is governed by the member's active settings choices where such options exist.
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