PDC-TPR-v0.9 – Customer Commons

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Using the PDC-TPR 0.9 Public Beta Agreement by Customer Commons

The PDC-TPR 0.9 public beta describes a trusted personal relationship between two people who meet face to face, voluntarily exchange contact information, and limit its use to direct communication without third-party sharing. These considerations are informational, are not exhaustive, and do not form part of the agreement.

Considerations for Adopters (Individuals)

Review the complete Human and Legal versions before using PDC-TPR 0.9.
Each person should voluntarily share only their own contact information.
Use exchanged contact information only for direct communication within the relationship described by the agreement.
Do not share the other person’s contact information with a third party without separate authorization.
Consider applicable consent, privacy, identity, and communications requirements before relying on the agreement.

More considerations for adopters

Considerations for the Public

The agreement describes a limited, direct exchange of contact information between two people who have met face to face.
It applies only to contact information voluntarily shared for that direct relationship.
It is not a background check, identity guarantee, or authorization for third-party sharing.
Review the complete agreement rather than relying only on this summary.

More considerations for the public

Human-Readable Summary (Plain English)

PDC-TPR is for two people who meet face to face and voluntarily exchange contact details for direct communication in a trusted personal relationship.

What each person may do

Share their own contact information directly with the other person.
Receive the other person’s contact information directly from that person.
Use the shared contact information to communicate directly with that person.

What each person must respect

The contact information is for the direct relationship between the two people.
The contact information must not be passed to a third party.
The contact information must not be used for a different purpose without a new agreement.