Terms
Terms of Use
Updated 28.10.17 by Smithy
Yellow Fever is operated at yellowfever.co.nz by Yellow Fever Limited.
By using the site, you agree to these terms and to use the website on the basis set out here. If you do not agree, leave right away and never return.
If you have any questions, comments or problems hit us up at info@yellowfever.co.nz and we can talk it out.
We might update these from time to time. We will post the updates on the forums. The terms that appear here are the ones in force.
1. No liability whatsoever, none, zero, nada
We make small amounts of money that get reinvested into the site and the Fever. Nobody running the Fever gets paid a wage. You use it totally at your own risk and agree we are not liable to you for anything, under any circumstances, ever.
2. If you cost us money, you promise to pay for it
Because we have no money, if something you do causes us loss or costs us money, you promise to make good those losses.
If we cost you money, we are sorry, but you promise not to sue us. Maybe our app melted your phone, or our tees gave you herpes. That would be stink, but our best is all you are getting.
3. Don't use us to make money without asking
People do not come here to read ads. Please do not advertise your wares or use us to make a buck without permission. If it is a good football cause, maybe we say yes. We might still ask you to chip in for the lights.
4. Don't be a douchebag
Yellow Fever is a place for lovers of football. There can be hearty disagreements, but don't be a douchebag.
If we think you are being a douchebag, we might ban you. Bad luck.
5. Intellectual Property
You might think you "own" your posts and stuff. You do, but you agree that anything you upload to the site we can use as needed to operate the service, and we do not have to pay you or ask permission every time.
You also promise not to upload anything you do not have the right to give us.
6. Legal nerdery
The laws of Aotearoa New Zealand govern these terms and your use of the site.
If one part is not enforceable in full, it gets read down as far as possible and the rest still stands.
Just because we do not enforce something all the time does not mean we cannot do it later.