Legal Question in Technology Law in California

You're better off writing your own set of rules. Facebook may change its rules any time, without notice.

I would agree with the attorney above. Generally, it would be ok to refer to a pre-existing agreement as the applicable agreement between parties. However, because you have no control over how and when Facebook decides to change the terms to their T&C, there is a potential pitfall when that occurs.

The best advice would be to write your own T&C's. Free feel to contact me or an intellectual property attorney in your area to assist you in drafting this agreement.

Jim Betinol

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