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These terms cover your use of browsecometwhirl.rest, operated by Browsecometwhirl Audio Editions Ltd, company number 15872463, registered office 31 Museum Street, London, WC1A 1LH, UK. Questions can be sent to [email protected].
Editorial information, not professional advice
The website provides general educational information about indie game soundtrack production. It does not provide individual legal, financial or contractual advice, and reading it does not create a professional advisory relationship. Examples and checklists cannot account for every jurisdiction, licence, platform requirement or production situation.
Check current vendor documentation, applicable agreements and target-device behaviour before relying on a technical recommendation. Obtain qualified advice when negotiating rights or other matters that require professional judgement. We do not guarantee that a particular workflow, tool or musical approach will produce commercial success.
Copyright and permitted use
Unless otherwise indicated, our original editorial text and site design are owned by or licensed to the operator. You may read the site, link to its pages and print or save reasonable copies for personal reference or internal discussion. Statutory rights, including applicable quotation exceptions, are unaffected.
For republication, substantial reproduction, resale or use of our material in a commercial publication or training product, ask for permission. Do not imply that we endorse your project. Rights in third-party photographs, music, software, trademarks and linked material remain with their respective owners; our site does not grant you rights to reuse those assets.
Independent references
We are not affiliated with or endorsed by the games, composers, studios, software vendors or standards organisations mentioned in our guides. Links are provided for context and further reading, not as a guarantee of another site's availability, accuracy or suitability. External sites have their own terms and privacy arrangements.
Local tools and your content
The session-note composer is a convenience tool that creates text in your browser. It does not send a message or establish a booking. You are responsible for reviewing the preview and deciding whether to copy, download or email it. Browser permissions and security settings may affect clipboard and download features.
You retain rights in the content you write. Preparing a note locally does not grant us a licence to it. If you email a question or correction, we may use it to handle the enquiry and assess the issue. We will seek permission before presenting private correspondence as an attributed testimonial or substantial published contribution.
Acceptable use
Do not interfere with the site's availability, attempt unauthorised access, submit malicious material or use contact details for abusive or unlawful purposes. Do not misrepresent our content as your own or use our name to suggest an endorsement that has not been agreed.
Availability and responsibility
We aim to keep the material useful, but information can become outdated and the website may be interrupted or changed. To the extent permitted by law, the site is provided without a promise that it will be uninterrupted, error-free or suitable for a particular project. You should maintain your own copies of notes you need.
Nothing in these terms excludes or limits liability where doing so would be unlawful, including liability for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, or death or personal injury caused by negligence. Your mandatory statutory rights are unaffected.
Law, disputes and changes
These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales, subject to any mandatory protections that apply in your place of residence. Courts of England and Wales have jurisdiction except where applicable law gives you the right to bring proceedings elsewhere. Please contact us if you have a concern so we can try to resolve it.
We may revise these terms as the website develops. The published terms apply to current use; changes do not remove rights that cannot lawfully be restricted.