@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ const LegalPage: NextPageWithLayout = () => {
2222 Nouns Builder Terms of Service
2323 </ Heading >
2424
25- < Text > Last Updated: July 18 , 2023</ Text >
25+ < Text > Last Updated: August 24 , 2023</ Text >
2626 </ Box >
2727 </ header >
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@@ -137,15 +137,20 @@ const LegalPage: NextPageWithLayout = () => {
137137 < Box as = "section" mt = "x8" >
138138 < Label > Services Provided by the Interface</ Label >
139139
140+ < Label italic mt = "x2" >
141+ Interface
142+ </ Label >
143+
140144 < Paragraph mt = "x2" >
141145 The Interface is distinct from the Protocol and simply provides a means for
142146 accessing the Protocol. The Protocol is comprised of a set of smart
143- contracts deployed on various public blockchains, including but not limited
144- to Ethereum, which allow users to create and deploy Nouns-model DAOs. The
145- Protocol is maintained by Builder DAO and the Builder developer community.
146- Zora does not control or operate the Protocol. Rather, the Interface
147- simplifies interaction with the Protocol to provide a user-friendly method
148- to create and manage DAOs through the Protocol. Specifically:
147+ contracts deployed on various public blockchains (each a “Supported
148+ Network”), including but not limited to Ethereum, which allow users to
149+ create and deploy Nouns-model DAOs. The Protocol is maintained by Builder
150+ DAO and the Builder developer community. Zora does not control or operate
151+ the Protocol. Rather, the Interface simplifies interaction with the Protocol
152+ to provide a user-friendly method to create and manage DAOs through the
153+ Protocol. Specifically:
149154 </ Paragraph >
150155 < Box >
151156 < ul >
@@ -178,6 +183,20 @@ const LegalPage: NextPageWithLayout = () => {
178183 not at any time have custody, possession, or control over your NFTs, digital
179184 assets, or any other contents in your Wallet.
180185 </ Paragraph >
186+
187+ < Label italic mt = "x2" >
188+ Bridge
189+ </ Label >
190+
191+ < Paragraph mt = "x2" >
192+ Deployments on other blockchain networks typically rely on a series of smart
193+ contracts to transfer crypto assets from one blockchain network to another.
194+ As a result, before you are able to use the Protocol or the Services via a
195+ Supported Network other than Ethereum, you may need to “bridge” the crypto
196+ assets held within your Wallet on the Ethereum blockchain to the Supported
197+ Network that you intend to utilize. This process is known as “bridging” and
198+ the smart contracts that permit bridging are each known as a “bridge.”
199+ </ Paragraph >
181200 </ Box >
182201
183202 < Box as = "section" mt = "x8" >
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