“If you created your account prior to [date of publication], the changes will be effective as of [enter future date- ~ 2 weeks from publications].”
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Pre-existing account holders receive a brief transition period of approximately two weeks before the updated terms bind them, rather than being bound immediately upon publication.
Interpretive note: Both the publication date and the future effective date appear as unfilled placeholders in the excerpt ('[date of publication]' and '[enter future date- ~ 2 weeks from publications]'), meaning no concrete dates are established. The canonical claim reflects only the structural rule the clause sets out. The 'approximately two weeks' characterisation is drawn directly from the placeholder text '~ 2 weeks from publications'.
If your account predates the publication date, you are not immediately bound by the changes; they take effect approximately two weeks after publication.
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"If you created your account prior to [date of publication], the changes will be effective as of [enter future date- ~ 2 weeks from publications].Excerpt from Wix's Terms of Use
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Pre-existing account holders receive a brief transition period of approximately two weeks before the updated terms bind them, rather than being bound immediately upon publication.
If your account predates the publication date, you are not immediately bound by the changes; they take effect approximately two weeks after publication.
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