In the following paragraph from the 1.6 term from SL Terms and Conditions: > You agree that you will not copy, transfer, or distribute outside of Second Life any Content that contains any Linden Content, in whole or in part or in modified or unmodified form, except as allowed by the Snapshot and Machinima Policy, or that infringes or violates any Intellectual Property Rights of Linden Lab, other Content Providers, or any third parties. The use of "or" after "except as allowed by the Snapshot and Machinima Policy" creates a grammatical ambiguity that could be misread as allowing the distribution of content that infringes intellectual property rights. Specifically, the sentence can be interpreted as: > You will not distribute any Content that contains Linden Content, > except as allowed by the S&M Policy, > or that infringes any Intellectual Property Rights. This structure makes it seem as though infringing content might be permitted under the exception, which is clearly not the intended meaning. I suggest rephrasing the paragraph to clarify that the exception applies only to the use of Linden Content, and not to content that infringes IP rights. Link to the terms and conditions: https://lindenlab.com/legal/second-life-terms-and-conditions
