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The Acceptable Use Policy applies to all users of any Sourcegraph product or service without exception.
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This provision establishes that the Acceptable Use Policy is a universally applicable supplemental term, meaning its restrictions and requirements govern all user interactions with Sourcegraph products regardless of account type, agreement date, or order form contents.
Interpretive note: The specific restrictions, enforcement mechanisms, and consequences for violation contained in the Acceptable Use Policy are not reproduced in this summary document and cannot be assessed without reviewing that document directly.
The Acceptable Use Policy applies to every user of any Sourcegraph product or service. Violations of the Acceptable Use Policy may affect account standing, platform access, or service availability under the broader Terms of Service framework.
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"Your use of any Sourcegraph product or serviceExcerpt from Sourcegraph Cody's Sourcegraph Terms of Service
1. REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Acceptable Use Policies for AI-assisted developer tools may engage Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act regarding platform liability for user content, as well as export control regulations if the platform is used to develop code for restricted applications or jurisdictions. The specific restrictions in the Acceptable Use Policy are not reproduced in this summary document. 2. GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: Medium. Enterprise customers should review the Acceptable Use Policy to confirm that their intended use cases and development workflows comply with its restrictions. Violations may trigger account enforcement provisions under the base Terms of Service. 3. JURISDICTION FLAGS: Export control compliance is a heightened consideration for organizations using AI developer tools to develop software for international markets or for customers in restricted jurisdictions. EU users should assess whether the Acceptable Use Policy's restrictions align with applicable EU law on AI use cases. 4. CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: Enterprise procurement teams should review the Acceptable Use Policy before deploying Sourcegraph across development teams to confirm that organizational use cases are permissible. Policy violations by employees could trigger account-level enforcement that affects organizational access to the platform. 5. COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Legal and compliance teams should distribute the Acceptable Use Policy to developer teams using Sourcegraph and establish internal guidance on permissible use cases. Any use of Sourcegraph AI tools for applications in regulated sectors (healthcare, financial services, critical infrastructure) should be assessed against the Acceptable Use Policy's specific restrictions.
This provision establishes that the Acceptable Use Policy is a universally applicable supplemental term, meaning its restrictions and requirements govern all user interactions with Sourcegraph products regardless of account type, agreement date, or order form contents.
The Acceptable Use Policy applies to every user of any Sourcegraph product or service. Violations of the Acceptable Use Policy may affect account standing, platform access, or service availability under the broader Terms of Service framework.
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