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2. Start by reviewing the existing terms & policies for reference, if available.
3. Identify all the important sections that need to be included in the document, such as privacy policy, disclaimers, copyright information, etc.
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5. Divide the document into logical sections and use headings for easy navigation.
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7. Use simple and easy-to-understand language, avoiding any legal jargon that might confuse the readers.
8. Make sure to include any necessary clauses, such as limitation of liability, dispute resolution, governing law, etc.
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4. - Social media platforms
5. - Online marketplaces
6. - Bloggers or content creators
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Terms and policies refer to the conditions and guidelines set by an organization or service regarding the usage of their services, liabilities, and user responsibilities.

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