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We allow Content that names individuals in the highest positions in a company who have broad influence over the work environment, as long as the Content describes the individual's behavior or performance at work.
"we have the right—but not the obligation—in our sole discretion to remove, disallow, block or delete any User Content...in response to complaints from third parties, with or without notice and without any liability to you.Excerpt from Public.com's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “we have the right—but not the obligation—in our sole discretion to remove, disallow, block or delete any User Content...in response to complaints from third parties, with or without notice and without any liability to you.”
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