Sections 2 and 3 are designed to limit your liability for errors in information in material on your Web Site and for damages resulting from the use of the Web Site or its material. They include a disclaimer of all warranties in the Material and a statement that you are not liable to the users for consequential damages and other damages. If the Web Site contains material supplied by third parties, you might want to add to Section 2 a statement that you are not responsible for the content of material provided by third parties. Depending on what industry you are in, special notices might be added to Section 2. For example, the owner of a financial services Web site might include a reminder to users to consult with an investment or tax professional before making investment decisions.
Many Web sites permit users to communicate with the Web site operator.
If your Web Site provides this function and you want to be able to use the user submissions in the future, you will need a license from the user. Section 4 provides a license. Section 5 disclaims liability for the content of linked sites operated by third parties. If you wish, you may add a statement requiring that a Web site owner who wants to link to your Site must get your permission in advance. If your Web Site provides different types of software, you may need a separate software license for each type, because you may want to grant different use rights for each type of software.