“You may not (i) modify or make derivative works based upon the Sites; (ii) reverse engineer the Site or access the Sites in order to (a) build a competitive product or service...”
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This prohibition prevents users from adapting, building upon, or repurposing any part of the Sites.
Interpretive note: The excerpt contains additional independent prohibitions (reverse engineering, building competitive products) recorded in omitted_material; only the primary prohibition is stated in the canonical claim.
You may not alter the Sites in any way or produce any works derived from them.
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"You may not (i) modify or make derivative works based upon the Sites; (ii) reverse engineer the Site or access the Sites in order to (a) build a competitive product or service...Excerpt from Scale AI's Scale Website Terms and Conditions
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This prohibition prevents users from adapting, building upon, or repurposing any part of the Sites.
You may not alter the Sites in any way or produce any works derived from them.
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