PDC-TPR-v0.9 – Customer Commons

Version 0.9 See the errata page for any corrections and the date of change

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About PDC-TPR and Customer Commons

Customer Commons is not a law firm and does not provide legal services or legal advice. Publishing PDC-TPR does not create a lawyer-client or other professional relationship. PDC-TPR and its related information are provided for public review during version 0.9 and without warranties.

Using the PDC-TPR Public Beta Agreement

PDC-TPR 0.9 provides terms for two people who meet face to face and voluntarily exchange contact information for direct communication. The following context is informational and does not form part of the agreement.

Review the Human and Legal views together.
Each person should share only their own contact information voluntarily.
Use exchanged contact information only for direct person-to-person communication and do not share it with a third party.
The Turtle file under Other formats is the machine-readable edition.
PDC-TPR is not a background check, identity guarantee, or authorization for use beyond its stated scope.

Legal Style Policy

Identifier: https://customercommons.org/myterm/PDC-TPR/0.9/

Profile: https://w3id.org/dpv/mappings/odrl

Title: PDC-TPR

Description: Agreement for two people who meet face to face, voluntarily exchange contact information for direct communication, and prohibit third-party sharing or out-of-scope use.

Conflict Rule: odrl:prohibit

1. Agreement Identifier

This agreement is identified as PDC-TPR version 0.9, Trusted Personal Relationship.

2. Parties and Context

This agreement is intended for two natural persons who have met face to face and who voluntarily exchange contact information for a trusted personal relationship.

3. Covered Data

The covered data is personal contact information voluntarily exchanged directly between the two persons, such as names, telephone numbers, email addresses, messaging handles, postal contact details, or similar contact details chosen by the person sharing them.

4. Permissions

Each person may collect and receive the other person’s shared contact information directly from that person.
Each person may use the shared contact information to communicate directly with the other person.
Each person may keep the shared contact information for the trusted personal relationship unless a later agreement or request changes that permission.

5. Obligations

Each person must treat the shared contact information as limited to direct person-to-person communication.
Each person must respect the other person’s stated limits or later withdrawal request where applicable.

6. Prohibitions

A person must not share the other person’s contact information with any third party.
A person must not sell, publish, broker, profile, or otherwise use the contact information for a purpose outside the direct trusted personal relationship.

7. Conflict Rule

If any permission appears to conflict with a prohibition, the prohibition controls unless both people make a later, explicit agreement.