Plain-English draft only
These terms are draft placeholder language for Sunset Systems. They are not legal advice and are not ready for production reliance until reviewed by a qualified lawyer.
Terms · draft for review
Website terms draft
These draft terms set practical expectations for using the Sunset Systems website and learning materials while we prepare lawyer-reviewed production language.
Lawyer-review-needed before production reliance. Draft placeholder only. Not legal advice. Lawyer-review-needed before production reliance.
Status: Draft for review
Use of the website
People may use the website to read content, learn about Sunset Systems, follow Nick Mohler’s work, and explore education, community, workshop, or systems topics. Visitors should not misuse the site, attempt unauthorized access, scrape aggressively, or interfere with normal operation.
Education, not guaranteed outcomes
Our content, workshops, community discussions, and AI education are intended to help people think more clearly and build useful capability. We do not guarantee business results, income, job outcomes, model performance, security outcomes, or specific implementation results.
Human responsibility with AI
AI tools can be wrong, incomplete, biased, or inappropriate for a specific situation. People and organizations remain responsible for reviewing outputs, protecting sensitive information, following applicable laws and policies, and making final decisions.
Services and separate agreements
If Sunset Systems or Nick Mohler provides paid workshops, consulting, done-for-you systems, community memberships, or other services, those may require separate written terms, scopes, payment terms, or platform rules. This page should not replace a signed agreement.
Third-party links and platforms
The site may link to LinkedIn, Skool, hosting providers, tools, articles, or other third-party platforms. We do not control third-party sites and are not responsible for their content, terms, privacy practices, availability, or security.
California/Sacramento context
For placeholder drafting, Nick requested California context with Sacramento, California courts considered where applicable. A lawyer should decide whether venue, governing law, arbitration, limitation of liability, and consumer terms are appropriate and enforceable.
Changes
We may update website terms as the public site, content library, workshops, community, and systems offerings mature. The production version should include an effective date and a clear contact path.