#termsofuse

TOU

If you want to publish my content on your resource, provide a link to the SOURCE. PLEASE DO NOT PUBLISH DIRECT LINKS TO FILEHOSTING

Don’t reupload

Don’t include my CC in custom stuffpacks

Don’t upload to paid sites (adfly / patreon / boosty / ect.)

Don’t use my CC as a preview for your paid CC, I don’t want to have anything to do with it.

Don’t claim my CC of your work.

You can include my СС in sims and lots created by you, I will be very glad if you tag me (this is at your discretion).

You can recolor and include my meshes in your archives.

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Hair Retextures

-male -female -default replacements

My hair palette HERE

Lots

-with CC -no CC

Accessories

-earrings -necklaces/chokers

Clothes

-adult female -adult male -teens -children -toddlers -elders

Sims

-male -female -premades makeover

Buy Mode Objects

-my conversions -recolors

Build Mode Objects

-floors -walls

ADVENT CALENDAR 2021

ADVENT CALENDAR 2022

ADVENT CALENDAR 2023

ADVENT CALENDAR 2025 FAQ

I create hair retextures and recolours, convert floor and wall coverings, decor, furniture, lighting fixtures and some functional objects.

I'm NOT converting hair and will hardly do so in the future

I'm constantly learning and improving in creation, so do not hesitate to write to me if you find any problems with my CC

WCIF is always open, but I may not answer for a long time, sorry

I don't take requests, because I have a huge to-do list, I have little time to create content and it may be necessary for my great-grandchildren to complete what I started, lol)

My content has always been, is and will be free. If you want to support me financially - you to HERE

Software teams often treat EULAs and Terms of Use as interchangeable. They are not. Each document controls a different part of how users interact with your product. Mixing them up creates gaps that usually surface during disputes, audits, or enterprise reviews.

The difference becomes clearer when you look at how your product is delivered.

A EULA applies when users install or download software. It governs the software itself. It explains what users are allowed to do with the application, what they are not allowed to do, and what rights remain with the company. Copying, modifying, redistributing, or reverse engineering are all controlled here.

A Terms of Use applies when users access a platform or service online. It governs behavior on the platform. It explains account rules, acceptable use, payment terms, suspension rights, and dispute handling. This document controls the relationship, not the code.

Problems appear when teams rely on only one document.

A EULA cannot manage subscriptions, user conduct, or account termination. Terms of Use cannot restrict how installed software is copied or reused.

When the wrong document is doing the wrong job, enforcement becomes weak.

Many SaaS and software products actually need both. A desktop app with a cloud dashboard, a mobile app with subscriptions, or a downloadable tool connected to an online service all create overlapping legal responsibilities. Each document should handle its own role without contradiction.

This distinction matters more as products grow. Enterprise customers review these documents carefully. App stores expect clarity. Disputes rely on precise language.

Many software teams review guidance from TOS Lawyer when they realize their documents no longer match how their product is delivered or how users interact with it.

The simple rule is this. If users install it, think EULA. If users access it, think Terms of Use.

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