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This clause establishes a unilateral modification mechanism whereby the service provider can alter the contractual terms governing the relationship, with acceptance occurring through continued use rather than affirmative consent. The provision ties continued service access to acceptance of updated terms.
Users operate under terms that may be modified unilaterally by Substack through notice via website placement, email, or other means. The mechanism for rejecting modifications requires discontinuation of service use; absence of active rejection results in acceptance of the new terms upon continued platform access.
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This clause establishes a unilateral modification mechanism whereby the service provider can alter the contractual terms governing the relationship, with acceptance occurring through continued use rather than affirmative consent. The provision ties continued service access to acceptance of updated terms.
Users operate under terms that may be modified unilaterally by Substack through notice via website placement, email, or other means. The mechanism for rejecting modifications requires discontinuation of service use; absence of active rejection results in acceptance of the new terms upon continued platform access.
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