ListenLater.fm (alpha)

Terms of Service

Rights

You can choose to remain anonymous. The only signup requirement is a working email address.

You have the right to export your podcast feed from the site at any time, subject to reasonable constraints on bandwidth.

You can close your account at any time by emailing the site's creator (chris@listenlater.fm)

Your private feed will not be intentionally shown to other users or shared with third parties unless you opt in to sharing.

Your personal data, including your requests, email address, and identify will not be shared with anyone without your consent.

When logging in, you will not be served any third-party content (scripts, cookies, or images), with the one exception of Stripe's JavasScript payment integration when paying securely.

Your data will be backed up regularly, and the backups tested.

IF there is a significant outage or disruption to service, you will receive a full explanation of the circumstances and what measures will be taken to prevent a recurrence.

If the site ceases operation, you will receive an opportunity to download your stored data in a reasonable format.

You have the right to receive an explanation, and when possible advance warning, if your account is throttled or cancelled for the reasons outlined below.

Any new features that affect privacy will be strictly opt-in.

You will be treated with respect and discretion.

Responsibilities

You may not make automated requests to the site without prior approval.

You must not abuse the site by knowingly posting malicious code, or links to malicious sites, that could harm other users. If you find a security or privacy bug in ListenLater, I ask that you please report it to me right away by private email.

You may not use the site to harass other users.

I reserve the right to throttle or close accounts consuming an unreasonable proportion of site resources (adding more than 24 hours of audio to your feed in a 30 day period, for example).

You may not use the site to generate audio for non-personal use, such as using the text-to-speech mp3s generated for a purpose other than personal listening.

You may not publish links to the mp3s in your personal podcast feed.