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"OpenSea does not control, endorse, or review Third-Party Content and is not responsible for it. You are cautioned that third-party applications may be decentralized or "open" in nature, where no recourse is available.Excerpt from OpenSea's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “OpenSea does not control, endorse, or review Third-Party Content and is not responsible for it. You are cautioned that third-party applications may be decentralized or "open" in nature, where no recourse is available.”
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