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Originally Posted by Mugge
+1 on the tweet box. I don't like how it just seems to be sticky taped onto the front page.
And then there's the legalese:
That doesn't sound very reassuring. It might be how US practice is, but it seems at odds with the rest of the sales pitch that the site is trying to make. If possible, I would suggest rephrasing it into something that sounds less like total ass cover and more like an encouragement to use the product with common sense. Alternatively you could change the colour scheme and location in order to make the disclaimer a bit more subtle.
Of course that last bit of advice wouldn't be complete without a disclaimer from me stating that I'm not a US lawyer. 
Apart from that I think it's a very good looking site.  |
Aside from apparent incursion of American legalese... this does strike me as odd. I suspect that Joe is buying this tape from some manufacturer that brands it for him -- ie, this is not a product he, himself, developed. This sort of disclaimer makes sense in that regard because he has no control over manufacturing quality etc...