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you promise and attest that you own and control all of the intellectual property rights to Your Content (or that you have the necessary license rights to the content) and that Your Content is lawful.
Stash may delete any User Content that in its sole judgment violates these Terms.
If you believe Your Content was removed in error, you may submit an appeal. More information is available here.
"Your User Content must also conform to these Terms (including Section 5) and any community guidelines or comment policies posted on any forum, website, or service.Excerpt from Xfinity's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “Your User Content must also conform to these Terms (including Section 5) and any community guidelines or comment policies posted on any forum, website, or service.”
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