Users located in the United States or Canada agree that disputes with Quora will be resolved through binding individual arbitration, and they waive the right to participate in class action lawsuits or class-wide arbitration, with opt-out and exception details governed by Section 10 of the Quora Platform Terms of Service.
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This provision requires US and Canada users to resolve disputes through individual arbitration rather than court proceedings, and it directs the procedural detail, including the opt-out mechanism, to a separate document (the Quora Platform Terms of Service) that must be reviewed independently.
Interpretive note: The procedural details, exceptions, and opt-out mechanism are contained in Section 10 of the Quora Platform Terms of Service rather than this document, and enforceability may vary by jurisdiction.
Under this clause, US and Canada users who do not opt out are required to pursue disputes against Quora individually through arbitration rather than through class action litigation. The agreement states that the opt-out mechanism and applicable exceptions are detailed in Section 10 of the Quora Platform Terms of Service.
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Compare across platforms →"IMPORTANT ARBITRATION NOTICE: IF YOU ARE IN THE UNITED STATES OR CANADA, YOU AGREE THAT DISPUTES BETWEEN YOU AND QUORA WILL BE RESOLVED BY BINDING, INDIVIDUAL ARBITRATION AND YOU WAIVE YOUR RIGHT TO PARTICIPATE IN A CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT OR CLASS-WIDE ARBITRATION. WE EXPLAIN THIS PROCESS, SOME EXCEPTIONS, AND HOW YOU CAN OPT OUT OF ARBITRATION IN SECTION 10 OF THE QUORA PLATFORM TERMS OF SERVICE.Excerpt from Poe's Terms of Service
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This provision requires US and Canada users to resolve disputes through individual arbitration rather than court proceedings, and it directs the procedural detail, including the opt-out mechanism, to a separate document (the Quora Platform Terms of Service) that must be reviewed independently.
Under this clause, US and Canada users who do not opt out are required to pursue disputes against Quora individually through arbitration rather than through class action litigation. The agreement states that the opt-out mechanism and applicable exceptions are detailed in Section 10 of the Quora Platform Terms of Service.
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