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Typo Update law-of-chains-disclaimer.mdx #1091

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Expand Up @@ -17,6 +17,6 @@ If Participant Protections are violated, one may appeal to Optimism Governance.

Relatedly, participants that subscribe to the Law of Chains do so independently, and they conduct themselves independently under it, bearing their own risks and rewards. No party acquires the ability to contractually bind the other by virtue of their shared commitment to these guidelines. The Law of Chains does not create a partnership, joint venture, employment, franchise, or agency relationship among anyone.

The Law of Chains is a set of guidelines. It is not a contract. If you need legally enforceable guarantees from specific people or entities, you need some kind of specific contract with them. This document, standing alone, is not that. For more information, see Law Chains, Section 8 (Enforcement).
The Law of Chains is a set of guidelines. It is not a contract. If you need legally enforceable guarantees from specific people or entities, you need some kind of specific contract with them. This document, standing alone, is not that. For more information, see Law of Chains, Section 8 (Enforcement).

Last Updated: July 25, 2023