1.1 Parties

This Entity Registration Agreement ("Agreement") is entered into between:

• iBassma Digital Studio, registered in Lima, Peru, operating the Loubnan Network platform under the domain loubnan.net and its subdomains ("the Company," "we," "us," or "our"); and
• The individual submitting an Entity registration application ("Applicant," "Entity Administrator," "you," or "your").

1.2 Scope

This Agreement applies exclusively to the Entity registration process available through the Village Portal feature of the Loubnan Network platform. It governs the application, approval, ongoing obligations, and termination of an Entity Administrator's role on the Platform.

This Agreement supplements the Loubnan Network General Terms and Conditions ("General Terms"), which continue to apply in full to Entity Administrators. In the event of a conflict between this Agreement and the General Terms on a matter specifically addressed by this Agreement, this Agreement shall prevail on that specific matter.

1.3 Acceptance

By submitting an Entity registration application through the Platform, you confirm that:

(a) You have read this Agreement in its entirety;

(b) You understand the nature, scope, and limits of the representational claim you are making;

(c) You unconditionally accept all obligations and restrictions set out in this Agreement;

(d) You meet all eligibility requirements set out in Section 3;

(e) All information you have provided in your application is truthful, accurate, and complete.

All definitions set out in the General Terms apply to this Agreement. In addition, the following definitions apply:

"Entity" means a Lebanese village, municipality, district, or recognized community organization registered through the Village Portal and approved by the Company, having a dedicated page on one of the Platform's city subdomains.

"Entity Page" means the dedicated page created on the Platform upon approval of an Entity registration, displaying the Entity's profile, information, news, and other content managed by the Entity Administrator.

"Entity Administrator" means the individual whose application to register and manage a specific Entity has been approved by the Company, and who is authorized to publish and manage content on the corresponding Entity Page.

"Registration Application" means the form and supporting information submitted by an Applicant to request approval to register and manage an Entity on the Platform.

"Authorized Representative" means an individual who holds, or acts on behalf of a body that holds, a recognized mandate to speak on behalf of a specific Lebanese village, municipality, or community organization. This may include, without limitation:

• An elected municipal official;
• A formally constituted cultural association;
• A designated community representative with documented standing within the community; or
• Any other natural or legal person whom the Company, at its sole and absolute discretion, considers to have the necessary competence and suitability for this status, and who aligns with the Platform's objectives, values, policies, and operational standards.

"Competing Claim" means any application or communication received by the Company from a third party asserting a right or authority to register or manage the same Entity as an existing or pending registration.

"Entity Content" means any text, images, documents, news items, historical information, announcements, or other material published on an Entity Page by the Entity Administrator.

3.1 Age Requirement

Only individuals who are at least 18 years of age at the time of application may register an Entity. By submitting a registration application, you confirm that you are at least 18 years old. Applications submitted by individuals under 18 will be rejected, and any Entity status granted on the basis of a false age declaration will be immediately revoked.

3.2 Eligibility Categories

Applications may be submitted by individuals who fall into one or more of the following categories:

(a) Official Municipal Representative. An elected or formally appointed member of the municipal council or administration of the village or municipality in question, acting in an official capacity.

(b) Recognized Cultural or Community Association. A representative of a formally established cultural association, diaspora organization, or civic body whose founding documents, membership, or publicly stated mandate specifically covers the village or municipality in question. The association must be a recognized non-profit or registered body, and the applicant must be authorized to act on its behalf.

(c) Community Representative with Demonstrated Standing. An individual who, while not holding an official title, demonstrates a genuine, documented, and long-standing connection to the community of the village or municipality in question, and who is known and accepted within that community as a representative voice. This category is assessed at the Company's sole discretion and will be held to a higher standard of documentation.

(d) Company-Accredited Person or Entity. Any natural or legal person who does not fall within the preceding categories, but whom the Company, at its sole and absolute discretion, considers qualified and suitable to represent and manage the Entity on the Platform. The Company may accredit such a person or entity based on any considerations or criteria it deems appropriate, including but not limited to relevant experience, community activity, cultural contribution, operational capacity, or any other factors consistent with the Platform's objectives and policies. No person or entity has any right to claim accreditation or appointment under this category.

The eligibility categories set out in this Section are indicative and non-exhaustive. They do not limit or restrict the Company's authority to accredit or appoint any other person or entity it considers suitable to register or manage any Entity on the Platform, at the Company's sole and absolute discretion.

3.3 One Entity Per Individual

Each individual may serve as the Entity Administrator for no more than one (1) Entity across the entire Platform at any given time, unless an exception is expressly authorized in writing by the Company.

3.4 One Administrator Per Entity

Each Entity may have only one Entity Administrator at any given time. Multiple individuals may not simultaneously hold Entity Administrator status for the same Entity. Transfer of Entity Administrator status to another individual is subject to the process described in Section 12.4.

3.5 Good Standing Requirement

Applicants must be in good standing on the Platform — meaning their Account is active, not suspended, not red-flagged, and not subject to any ongoing enforcement action — at the time of application and throughout their tenure as Entity Administrator.

4.1 What Entity Registration Is

By registering an Entity on the Platform, you are claiming to represent that community in a digital editorial capacity. This means you are taking responsibility for the accuracy, tone, and integrity of the information published on that community's page on the Loubnan Network platform. This is a position of trust — toward the community you claim to represent, toward Platform users who will read that page, and toward the Company.

4.2 What Entity Registration Is Not

Registration of an Entity on the Loubnan Network platform does not constitute, imply, or create any of the following:

(a) No official government mandate. The Entity Page is not an official government or municipal website. It does not constitute an official channel of communication of any Lebanese municipality, government body, or public authority. Nothing published on an Entity Page has any official legal or governmental standing.

(b) No exclusive representation. Entity registration grants you the right to manage one page on one platform. It does not give you any exclusive right to represent the community in other contexts, on other platforms, or in any legal, political, or civic capacity.

(c) No legal agency. You do not act as the Company's agent, partner, or employee by virtue of being an Entity Administrator. Equally, the Company is not your agent and does not act on your behalf.

(d) No commercial exclusivity. Entity registration does not grant any exclusive commercial rights over the name, image, or identity of the village or municipality. Other businesses and individuals may continue to use the community's name in lawful commercial or non-commercial contexts.

(e) No ownership of the community's identity. The name, history, cultural heritage, and identity of a Lebanese village or municipality belong to its community. Entity registration grants you a temporary editorial role on one platform — nothing more.

(f) No right derived from official or governmental standing. The fact that you hold, or represent a body that holds, an official governmental or administrative position — including but not limited to an elected municipal office, a government appointment, or any other public institutional role — does not create any right, priority, or claim to Entity Administrator status on the Platform. The Platform does not recognize the administrative or governmental structure of the Lebanese state as a basis for assigning or retaining Entity management rights. An official mandate in the real world does not translate into a platform right.

(g) No permanent or irrevocable assignment. The assignment of Entity Administrator status is not permanent. It is a time-limited, performance-conditional authorization that remains subject to the Company's ongoing evaluation at all times, as described in Section 4.3.

4.3 Platform's Absolute Discretion in Entity Assignment

4.3.1 The Platform Is a Private Entity

Loubnan Network is a privately operated digital platform owned and managed by iBassma Digital Studio. As a private entity, the Platform is not subject to, and is not bound by, the administrative, governmental, or territorial divisions of the Lebanese state or any other state. The Platform is under no obligation — legal, political, civic, or otherwise — to assign the management of any city, town, or village page to any official authority, governmental body, municipality, public institution, or state-affiliated organization. The decision of who manages any page on the Platform is made exclusively by the Company, based solely on the Company's own standards, criteria, and judgment.

4.3.2 Selection Based on Merit and Platform Criteria Alone

The Company retains the sole and absolute right to authorize any entity or individual it considers active, qualified, and suitable to manage a city or town page on the Platform. This determination is made exclusively on the basis of the Company's internal criteria, which include but are not limited to:

• The candidate's genuine community connection;
• Demonstrated activity and engagement;
• Quality of proposed or existing content;
• Commitment to the Platform's values and objectives;
• Capacity to maintain and develop the page consistently.

No external authority — governmental, administrative, judicial, religious, or otherwise — has the right to designate, mandate, or override the Company's selection of an Entity Administrator.

4.3.3 Authorization Is Performance-Conditional and Revocable at Will

The assignment of responsibility for managing and maintaining a city or town page is not permanent, irrevocable, or guaranteed for any fixed duration. Such authorization remains subject at all times to the Platform's ongoing evaluation of the designated Entity Administrator. The Company's evaluation considers, without limitation, the following performance criteria:

• The Entity Administrator's level of responsibility and accountability in managing the page;
• The frequency and consistency of content updates relating to the city or town;
• The continuous publication of local news, events, activities, and community information;
• The accuracy and integrity of published content;
• The Entity Administrator's responsiveness to the Platform's communications and guidelines;
• The overall quality and usefulness of the page to Platform users and the community.

Failure to meet these standards — even in the absence of any specific rule violation — constitutes sufficient grounds for the Company to revoke authorization and assign it to another party.

4.3.4 Unrestricted Right of Reassignment

The Platform reserves the unrestricted right, at its sole discretion and at any time, without prior notice and without any obligation to provide justification, to:

• Revoke Entity Administrator authorization from any entity or individual;
• Assign management of a city or town page to any other entity or individual the Company considers more suitable;
• Transfer, restructure, merge, or reorganize page management responsibilities across the Platform in any manner the Company deems appropriate for the continued development and quality of the Platform.

No Entity Administrator shall have any claim, legal or otherwise, against the Company arising from the exercise of this right.

4.4 Acknowledgment

By submitting your application, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and unconditionally accepted the nature and limits of Entity registration as described in this Section, including the Platform's status as a private entity, its absolute discretion in selection, and the performance-conditional and revocable nature of any authorization granted. You confirm that you will not misrepresent the nature of your Entity Page to any person, and that you will not use the Entity Page to make claims that exceed the scope described above.

5.1 Application Submission

To apply, you must complete the Entity registration form on the Platform, providing all required information accurately and in full. The application form will ask for, at minimum:

• Your full legal name and Account details;
• The name of the Entity you wish to register;
• The category of eligibility you are claiming (Section 3.2);
• A description of your connection to and standing within the community;
• Any supporting documentation you wish to provide in support of your application.

5.2 Supporting Documentation

While supporting documentation is not always mandatory, the Company strongly encourages Applicants to provide documentation that demonstrates their eligibility. Acceptable documentation may include, without limitation:

• An official letter or mandate from a municipal council or recognized body;
• Founding documents or membership records of a cultural association;
• Publicly available records demonstrating the Applicant's recognized role within the community;
• Any other document that substantiates the representational claim.

The Company reserves the right to request additional documentation from any Applicant at any stage of the review process.

5.3 Review and Approval

All applications are reviewed by the Platform Manager. The review process is not subject to a fixed timeline. The Company will make reasonable efforts to process applications within a reasonable period but makes no guarantee of a specific response time. The Company reserves the right to:

• Approve the application and activate the Entity Page;
• Request additional information or documentation before making a decision;
• Reject the application for any reason, without being required to provide a detailed explanation;
• Place the application on hold pending resolution of a Competing Claim.

5.4 No Right to Approval

Submission of an application does not create any right to, or legitimate expectation of, approval. The Company's approval decision is final and is made at its sole discretion.

5.5 Notification

The Applicant will be notified of the outcome of their application through their registered Account email address.

Upon approval of your application, you assume the following ongoing obligations for as long as you hold Entity Administrator status:

6.1 Accuracy

You must ensure that all information published on the Entity Page is, to the best of your knowledge, factually accurate, current, and not misleading. This obligation applies to all categories of content, including historical information, geographic data, population information, descriptions of landmarks and heritage sites, news items, and any other factual claims.

6.2 Timely Updates

You must update the Entity Page in a timely manner when information changes significantly or when previously published information is found to be inaccurate. Allowing the Entity Page to display outdated or known inaccurate information constitutes a failure to meet this obligation.

6.3 Impartiality

You must manage the Entity Page in a manner that represents the community's heritage and civic life fairly and without undue bias. The Entity Page must not be used as a platform for personal political agendas, sectarian positions, or partisan advocacy. Content that could be reasonably understood as representing only one faction of the community to the exclusion of others must be avoided.

6.4 Respectful Representation

Content published on the Entity Page must represent the community with dignity and respect. Publishing content that embarrasses, demeans, or harms the reputation of the community you claim to represent is a fundamental breach of this Agreement.

6.5 Responsiveness

You must remain reachable through your registered Account email address and must respond to communications from the Company within a reasonable time. Persistent failure to respond to the Company's communications may be treated as abandonment of the Entity Administrator role.

6.6 Compliance

You must ensure that all Entity Content complies with these Terms, the General Terms, all applicable laws, and all Platform policies. You are responsible for any content published on the Entity Page under your Account.

6.7 Notification of Changed Circumstances

You must notify the Company at welcome@loubnan.net promptly if:

• You lose the standing that made you eligible to register the Entity (e.g., you leave your position as a municipal official or the association you represent is dissolved);
• You become aware of a legitimate Competing Claim;
• You are no longer able or willing to fulfill your obligations as Entity Administrator.

7.1 Required Standards

All Entity Content must meet the following standards:

(a) Factual basis. Claims about the village's history, demographics, landmarks, traditions, and civic life must be grounded in documented or widely recognized sources. Speculative, unverified, or contested historical claims must be clearly identified as such.

(b) Cultural sensitivity. Content must reflect awareness of the cultural, religious, and social diversity of the Lebanese community. Content that reduces the community to a single sectarian, ethnic, or political identity is not acceptable.

(c) Attribution. Where content is derived from published historical sources, academic works, or other attributable materials, appropriate credit must be provided.

(d) Language. Entity Pages must be published in Arabic only. Content must be written to a standard that is clear, coherent, and respectful of the community it describes.

(e) Images and media. All images, photographs, and media files published on the Entity Page must either be the Entity Administrator's own original work, be in the public domain, or be used with the explicit permission of the rights holder. The Entity Administrator accepts full responsibility for any intellectual property obligations arising from media published on the Entity Page.

7.2 Prohibited Entity Content

In addition to the Prohibited Content defined in the General Terms, the following content is specifically prohibited on Entity Pages:

• Political party logos, slogans, or campaign material;
• Content that promotes a specific religious denomination's doctrinal claims over others within the same community;
• Any form of religious promotion or religious advocacy in any context;
• Statements that attribute collective guilt, historical blame, or sectarian characterization to any group within the community;
• Commercial advertising that is not directly and legitimately related to the village or municipality;
• Content that disparages, mocks, or demeans neighboring villages, communities, or regions;
• Personal information about private individuals within the community without their explicit consent.

In addition to the prohibited conduct set out in the General Terms, Entity Administrators must not:

• Use the Entity Page or their Entity Administrator status to solicit donations, payments, or financial contributions from Platform users, unless explicitly authorized in writing by the Company;
• Use the Entity Page to conduct commercial activities beyond what is directly and transparently related to the community's legitimate civic and cultural representation;
• Transfer, sell, assign, or otherwise deal with their Entity Administrator status or access credentials to any third party;
• Use the Entity Page as a vehicle to advance a personal brand, business interest, or political career;
• Make public statements, in any media, that imply the Company endorses, sponsors, or vouches for the Entity Administrator's claims or activities;
• Misrepresent to any third party the nature or significance of their Entity Administrator status.

9.1 Definition

A Competing Claim arises when the Company receives an application or communication from a third party asserting the right to register or manage the same Entity as an existing or pending registration.

9.2 Company's Handling of Competing Claims

Upon receiving a Competing Claim, the Company may, at its sole discretion:

• Place the Entity Page under administrative review, during which the current Entity Administrator may be restricted from publishing new content;
• Request documentation from both the current Entity Administrator and the claimant;
• Invite both parties to submit a written statement of their standing;
• Make a determination on the claim based on the available evidence.

9.3 Determination Criteria

In resolving Competing Claims, the Company will consider, without limitation:

• The respective eligibility categories of both parties under Section 3.2;
• The quality and credibility of documentation provided by each party;
• The length of time each party has been associated with the Entity on the Platform;
• The quality and accuracy of content published by the current Entity Administrator;
• Any public records or recognized community sources relevant to the question of representation.

9.4 Company's Decision

The Company's determination in any Competing Claim dispute is final and is made at its sole discretion. The Company is not a judicial body and does not adjudicate legal disputes over representation rights. If the underlying dispute between the parties involves legal rights that exceed the scope of the Platform, those parties must resolve such disputes through appropriate legal channels.

9.5 No Liability

The Company accepts no liability to any party arising from its handling of a Competing Claim, including any loss arising from a transfer or revocation of Entity Administrator status as a result of a Competing Claim determination.

10.1 Entity Administrator Retains Ownership of Original Content

The Entity Administrator retains ownership of original content they personally create and publish on the Entity Page, subject to the license granted in Section 10.2.

10.2 License Grant to the Company

By publishing content on the Entity Page, the Entity Administrator grants iBassma Digital Studio a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free, perpetual, irrevocable, sublicensable, and transferable license to use, reproduce, display, distribute, adapt, archive, and make available such content in connection with the operation and promotion of the Platform, including after the Entity Administrator's status is revoked or the Entity Page is modified or removed. This license survives revocation of Entity Administrator status and Account deletion, to the extent that archived or cached versions of the content exist.

10.3 Community Heritage Content

Content that documents the cultural heritage, history, geography, or collective memory of a Lebanese village or municipality — including photographs of public spaces, historical records, folk traditions, and oral history — belongs, in the moral sense, to the community as a whole. The Entity Administrator acknowledges that their role is custodial rather than proprietary with respect to such content. This acknowledgment does not affect the technical license granted in Section 10.2.

10.4 Platform Ownership

The Platform's design, interface, technical infrastructure, and all content created by the Company remain the exclusive property of iBassma Digital Studio. Entity Administrators acquire no proprietary rights in the Platform or in the Entity Page format by virtue of their registration.

10.5 Content After Revocation

Upon revocation of Entity Administrator status, whether voluntary or by the Company, the Company may, at its discretion:

• Maintain the Entity Page in read-only form for the benefit of the community;
• Transfer management of the Entity Page to a new Entity Administrator;
• Archive or remove the Entity Page.

The outgoing Entity Administrator has no right to demand deletion of Entity Content published during their tenure, except in respect of their own personally identifiable information, which remains subject to the data deletion rights in the General Terms.

11.1 Data Collected During Registration

In addition to the general account data described in the General Terms, the Entity registration process collects information specific to the application, including the claimed eligibility category, community connection details, and any supporting documentation provided.

11.2 Use of Application Data

Application data is used solely for the purposes of evaluating the registration application, maintaining a record of approved Entity Administrators, and handling any Competing Claims or disputes that may arise. Application data is not shared with third parties except where required by law. For more information on how we handle your data, please refer to our Privacy Policy.

11.3 Retention of Application Records

The Company retains Entity registration application records — including approved, rejected, and revoked applications — for a minimum period of five (5) years from the date of the application decision. This retention is necessary to support the Company's ability to investigate Competing Claims, respond to legal inquiries, and maintain the integrity of the Entity registry.

11.4 Public Visibility

The Entity Administrator's name, and in some cases their stated affiliation, may be displayed on the Entity Page as the page's registered administrator. By completing the registration process, you consent to this display. If you wish to have your name removed from public display following revocation of your Entity status, you may submit a request to welcome@loubnan.net.

12.1 Grounds for Suspension

The Company may temporarily suspend an Entity Administrator's ability to publish or manage content on the Entity Page, with or without prior notice, on any of the following grounds:

• A Competing Claim has been received and is under review;
• The Entity Administrator's general Account has been suspended or red-flagged;
• The Company has identified content on the Entity Page that may violate this Agreement or the General Terms and requires investigation;
• The Entity Administrator has failed to respond to the Company's communications within a reasonable period;
• The Company has received a credible complaint regarding the accuracy or appropriateness of content on the Entity Page.

12.2 Grounds for Revocation

The Company may permanently revoke Entity Administrator status on any of the following grounds:

• A material breach of this Agreement or the General Terms;
• Publication of content that is found to be deliberately false, defamatory, politically partisan, or harmful to the community;
• Loss of eligibility under Section 3.2;
• Permanent deletion of the Entity Administrator's Account;
• A Competing Claim determination in favor of another party;
• Persistent failure to maintain the Entity Page in accordance with the obligations in Section 6;
• Any conduct that the Company determines, at its sole discretion, is incompatible with the responsibilities of an Entity Administrator.

12.3 Process

Where reasonably practicable, the Company will notify the Entity Administrator of the grounds for proposed revocation and provide a reasonable opportunity — no less than five (5) business days — to respond before a revocation decision is made. In cases of serious or urgent violations, the Company may revoke Entity status immediately and without prior notice.

12.4 Voluntary Transfer

An Entity Administrator who wishes to voluntarily transfer their Entity Administrator status to another eligible individual must notify the Company at welcome@loubnan.net. The proposed new administrator must independently meet the eligibility requirements of Section 3 and must submit their own application for approval. A voluntary transfer is not effective until the Company approves the new administrator's application.

Upon revocation of Entity Administrator status, whether voluntary or by the Company:

• The former Entity Administrator's access to the Entity Page management interface is immediately and permanently removed;
• The Company assumes full control over the Entity Page and its content;
• The former Entity Administrator may not re-apply to manage the same Entity for a period of twelve (12) months following the revocation date, unless the revocation was voluntary and the Company agrees otherwise in writing;
• If the revocation was the result of a material breach of this Agreement or the General Terms, the Company may permanently bar the former Entity Administrator from re-applying to manage the same Entity, at its sole discretion;
• All content published by the former Entity Administrator during their tenure remains on the Platform subject to the Company's discretion and the license granted in Section 10.2.

14.1 Entity Administrator Liability

The Entity Administrator is solely and fully responsible for all content published on the Entity Page during their tenure. The Company is not liable for any harm, loss, or legal claim arising from content published by an Entity Administrator, including but not limited to claims of defamation, copyright infringement, invasion of privacy, or misrepresentation.

14.2 No Company Liability for Representation Disputes

The Company accepts no liability for any dispute arising between an Entity Administrator and any third party over the right to represent a village, municipality, or community organization. Such disputes are civil matters between the parties involved and must be resolved through appropriate legal or community channels.

14.3 Indemnification

The Entity Administrator agrees to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless iBassma Digital Studio and its directors, officers, employees, contractors, and agents from and against any and all claims, damages, losses, costs, liabilities, and expenses (including reasonable legal fees) arising out of or in connection with:

(a) Any content published on the Entity Page under the Entity Administrator's Account;

(b) Any false representation made in the registration application;

(c) Any breach of this Agreement or the General Terms;

(d) Any claim by a third party that the Entity Administrator lacked the authority to register or represent the Entity in question;

(e) Any dispute between the Entity Administrator and any third party arising from activities connected to the Entity Page.

14.4 No Warranties by the Company

The Company makes no warranty or representation regarding:

• The continuation of Entity Administrator status for any specific period of time;
• The ongoing availability or publication of the Entity Page;
• The number of visitors to or level of engagement with the Entity Page;
• The achievement of any particular benefit, outcome, or result from managing the Entity.

Entity Administrator status is granted and exercised on an "as is" and "as available" basis.

15.1 Application of General Terms

This Agreement does not replace the General Terms and Conditions. Both documents apply concurrently to Entity Administrators. Entity Administrators are encouraged to read the General Terms in conjunction with this Agreement to fully understand their obligations on the Platform.

15.2 Precedence

In the event of a conflict between this Agreement and the General Terms on a matter specifically covered by this Agreement, this Agreement prevails on that specific matter. On all matters not addressed by this Agreement, the General Terms apply in full.

15.3 Entire Agreement

This Agreement, together with the General Terms and any other policies or guidelines referenced therein, constitutes the entire agreement between the Company and the Entity Administrator with respect to Entity registration and management on the Platform.

16.1 Governing Law

This Agreement is governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the Republic of Peru, without regard to its conflict of law principles.

16.2 Exclusive Jurisdiction

Any dispute arising out of or in connection with this Agreement shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Lima, Peru. The Entity Administrator submits to the personal jurisdiction of such courts and waives any objection to proceedings in such courts on grounds of venue, inconvenient forum, or any similar objection.

16.3 Urgent Measures

Nothing in this Agreement prevents the Company from seeking or obtaining urgent, interim, or protective judicial orders or measures in any other jurisdiction where necessary to protect its rights or legitimate interests.

17.1 Right to Amend

The Company reserves the right to modify, update, or replace this Agreement at any time. Changes may be made for any reason, including but not limited to legal and regulatory developments, changes in Platform services, operational and administrative requirements, and improvements to the Entity registration and management process.

17.2 Notice of Amendments

When material changes are made to this Agreement, the Company will update the "Last Updated" date at the top of this document. Where reasonably practicable, the Company will notify active Entity Administrators by email to their registered address and by a notice published on the Platform.

17.3 Continued Use as Acceptance

Continued exercise of Entity Administrator rights after publication of an amended version of this Agreement constitutes your full acceptance of the revised terms. If you do not accept the amended Agreement, you must notify the Company at welcome@loubnan.net and voluntarily relinquish your Entity Administrator status.

For questions, notifications, voluntary transfers, or any communication relating to this Agreement: