These terms cover use of the public Pronix website and
the information published on it. Engagements (consulting,
development, support) are governed by separately-signed
agreements between Pronix and the client; those agreements
take precedence in any conflict.
Use of the site
You may:
Read it. That is what it is for.
Link to it. Linking is welcome.
Reference and quote it with appropriate attribution.
You may not:
Misrepresent your relationship with Pronix, including
framing the site as your own or claiming endorsement that does
not exist.
Use the site to host third-party content by exploiting
bugs or vulnerabilities.
Probe the site for vulnerabilities without prior written
authorization. We track abusive HTTP traffic (see the
Abusive HTTP Watch product)
and will block, log, and where appropriate report systematic
probing.
Site content
Information on the site is published in good faith but without
warranty. Specifically:
Documentation describes architectural patterns and configuration
approaches; applying them to your environment is your
responsibility.
Code samples are illustrative and may not be production-ready
in your context without review.
Pricing or scope indications in marketing material are
approximate; the binding figures are in the signed contract.
Liability
To the extent permitted by applicable law, Pronix is not
liable for:
Indirect, incidental, or consequential losses arising from your
use of the public site.
Decisions you take based solely on information on this site
without engaging us under a signed agreement.
This does not limit liability for personal injury, fraud, or
anything else that cannot be limited under applicable law.
Intellectual property
Text and images on the site are the property of
Pronix unless otherwise noted, and may be quoted with
attribution.
Open-source code referenced from this site is governed by
its own license (visible in the relevant repository).
Logos and product names are trademarks of their respective
owners.
Changes to these terms
We may update these terms. The lastmod date at the top of the
file reflects the most recent change. Material changes will be
noted prominently on the site for a reasonable period.