Writing Terms of Service

["Bonnie Granat" <bgranat -at- granatedit -dot- com>]

I thought lawyers wrote these, but I have received a lead from my ISP, who
participates on a Web hosting message board, about a contract about a site
that is looking for a writer familiar with writing "Terms of Service" text.
There are good examples of these all over the Internet, so I could learn from
them.

Do you have experience in this or have any insights about how I might tackle
approaching the site owner? I am not at all familar with writing Terms of
Service, nor do I have much experience in *reading* them (who does?), but I'm
sure I could give them what they want if I know the operation of the site.

Thanks for any and all information, advice, jokes, tips, and whatnot that you
have at the ready.

Bonnie Granat
Granat Technical Editing and Writing
http://www.granatedit.com



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