Opera Unite

After we launched the labs version of Opera Unite, some of you pointed out some oversights in the "Terms of Services" that you have to agree with in order to get your services published at http://unite.opera.com. We realized that revision was needed and so we have now updated the Terms of Services.

We'd like to thank you guys for pointing this out and we hope that we keep getting such support from everyone in the future

From the new Terms of Services, I'd like to point out:

"Opera does not claim ownership in your Content, and uploading does not transfer ownership rights of the Content to Opera."

There was a lot of confusion around the ownership of the content, and we hope this addresses most doubts. Opera needs to have rights to approve, reject, suggest changes and publish your services on Opera's Web sites, without charge. This is to ensure service integrity and to avoid publishing faulty services, which can result in a negative user experience.

We have updated the Terms of Service at http://widgets.opera.com as well. This is an ongoing process and we are looking into providing even more flexible licensing policies to developers. Keep an eye on this blog for updates.

We are always open for feedback, so do let us know what you think.