Distribution Terms
Appendix to the NotNoise Terms of Use, governing our music distribution service
Effective date: May 29, 2026 | Governing law: Spain | Entity: Ezequiel de la Parra, NIF 60394121P
These Distribution Terms & Conditions (“Distribution Terms”) are an appendix to the NotNoise Terms of Use(the “General Terms”) and govern your use of music distribution services provided through NotNoise (“Distribution Services”). Capitalised terms not defined here have the meaning given in the General Terms.
By activating Distribution Services, you agree to these Distribution Terms in addition to the General Terms. If there is a conflict between these Distribution Terms and the General Terms, these Distribution Terms prevail for distribution-related matters.
1. Legal Notice
In compliance with Article 10 of Spain's Law 34/2002 on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce (LSSI-CE):
- Owner: Ezequiel de la Parra
- NIF: 60394121P
- Address: C/ Fernando Poo 5, 3º Izq, 28045 Madrid, Spain
- Email: distribution@notnoise.co
- Website: notnoise.co
2. Scope
These Distribution Terms apply to every sound recording, release, artwork file, metadata field, lyric submission, document, declaration, and monetisation instruction you submit through NotNoise for distribution to digital service providers (“DSPs”) and user-generated content platforms (“UGC Platforms”).
NotNoise delivers Distribution Services through third-party distribution infrastructure and partner networks. You are also bound by the applicable rules, technical requirements, content policies, monetisation standards, delivery conditions, audit obligations, and takedown procedures of those partners, the DSPs, and UGC Platforms, each as updated from time to time.
Where partner, DSP, UGC Platform, or legal requirements are stricter than these Distribution Terms, the stricter requirement controls. NotNoise may enforce such requirements immediately, including without advance notice where required by law, fraud prevention, platform enforcement, or partner mandate.
Your use of any DSP, UGC Platform, payment provider, or other third-party service in connection with Distribution Services is also subject to that third party's own terms, policies, and privacy notices, which are agreements between you and that third party. NotNoise is not a party to those agreements and is not responsible for the conduct, decisions, or omissions of those third parties.
3. Eligibility
3.1 Paid subscription required
Distribution Services are available exclusively to users on an active paid NotNoise subscription plan that includes distribution. Free accounts do not have access to Distribution Services.
3.2 Age and authority
You must be at least 18 years old (or the age of legal majority in your jurisdiction) and legally capable of entering into binding agreements. If you are acting on behalf of an artist, label, manager, or other entity, you must have full authority to bind that person or entity to these Distribution Terms.
3.3 Account verification and revocable access
NotNoise may require identity verification, tax information, payment validation, or other documentation before or after activating Distribution Services. Distribution access is a revocable service privilege, not an entitlement, and may be delayed, limited, suspended, or revoked where required by law, partner terms, rights risk, fraud prevention, payment failure, or breach of these Distribution Terms.
4. Your Rights and Warranties
By submitting content for distribution, you represent and warrant that:
4.1 Ownership
You own or have obtained valid, enforceable licences or permissions for all rights necessary to distribute, monetise, and exploit each release and all related materials, including master recording rights, composition and publishing rights, performer consents, artwork rights, name and likeness rights, and trademark permissions where applicable.
4.2 Third-party clearances
If your content includes any material you do not fully own or control, including samples, beats, loops, stems, vocals, images, video elements, or third-party compositions, you have obtained every required permission, authorisation, clearance, and licence before submission. You are solely responsible for paying any third-party royalties, fees, or revenue shares not expressly handled by NotNoise.
4.3 Accuracy
All metadata, credits, identifiers (including ISRC and UPC data), artist claims, ownership statements, compliance declarations, and supporting documents you provide are complete, accurate, authentic, and not misleading. You will keep them current at all times.
4.4 No prohibited conduct
Your content does not infringe any third-party rights and you will not engage in any deceptive, fraudulent, or platform-abusive conduct, including impersonation, fake collaborations, misleading artist naming, duplicate-delivery abuse, artificial streaming schemes, deceptive soundalikes, unauthorised voice cloning, forged paperwork, or any conduct likely to expose NotNoise or its partners to penalties or account damage.
4.5 Sanctions and export controls
You represent and warrant that you are not (a) resident in, organised under the laws of, or ordinarily doing business from Iran, North Korea, Cuba, Syria, Russia-occupied regions of Ukraine (Crimea, Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson, Zaporizhzhia), or any other country or region subject to comprehensive US, EU, or UK sanctions; (b) listed on the US Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) Specially Designated Nationals (SDN) list, the EU Consolidated Financial Sanctions List, the UK HM Treasury Sanctions List, or any equivalent list; or (c) owned or controlled by any such person. You agree not to use Distribution Services to generate, collect, or pay out revenue on behalf of any such person. Breach of this Section is a material breach permitting immediate termination and payout forfeiture without refund.
5. Licence Grant to NotNoise
You grant NotNoise a non-exclusive, worldwide, sublicensable licence for the duration of these Distribution Terms to:
- Host, ingest, reproduce, encode, transcode, and reformat your content as required for distribution
- Deliver and redeliver your content to DSPs and UGC Platforms
- Create and update delivery packages, metadata files, and artwork formatting
- Administer monetisation, claiming, reporting, and rights operations on your behalf
- Process takedown requests, counter-notices, disputes, and enforcement responses
- Promote your content within the NotNoise platform
- Use your name, artist name, and release artwork to identify and promote you and your releases within, and in connection with, the Distribution Services
This licence exists solely to operate the Distribution Services and does not transfer ownership of your content.
6. Content Standards
6.1 Original recordings
Original recordings owned or validly controlled by you may be eligible for standard DSP distribution, subject to review. UGC or fingerprint-based monetisation, including YouTube Content ID, Meta Rights Manager, and TikTok claiming tools, requires separate eligibility review and approval.
6.2 Cover versions
Cover songs may be accepted only where legally and operationally eligible for the relevant territories, formats, and platforms. You must secure every required licence and remain responsible for all related royalties and compliance obligations. NotNoise may refuse covers, limit them to selected DSPs, delay delivery pending review, or require documentary proof before or after submission. Covers are not eligible for Content ID or fingerprint-based monetisation by default.
6.3 Samples, remixes, mashups, and interpolations
Content that includes samples, interpolations, remixes, mashups, edits, or other derivative elements is a restricted content class. NotNoise may reject such content, limit it to selected DSPs, require full documentary proof of clearance, or disable UGC monetisation layers, even if you assert authorisation.
6.4 Beat leases and non-exclusive production
Releases built on beat leases, royalty-free elements, stock production assets, or other non-exclusive production materials are not eligible for fingerprint-based monetisation by default and may be ineligible for distribution altogether if exclusivity or chain of title is unclear. NotNoise may require the actual licence document and may limit distribution scope or reject such releases where conflict risk is too high.
6.5 AI-assisted and AI-generated content
You must disclose if your content involves AI assistance, AI generation, voice synthesis, or AI-based production tools. Disclosure does not create eligibility. AI-related content may be rejected, restricted, or fully ineligible under distributor or platform rules, even if you claim ownership or copyrightability. Fully AI-generated content is not guaranteed to be eligible at launch. AI voice cloning of real persons without their express written authorisation is prohibited.
6.6 Public-domain, traditional, and archive-based material
Public-domain, traditional, classical, archive-based, or similarly non-exclusive source material is not eligible for Distribution Services unless NotNoise expressly approves a specific delivery path in writing. Such material is not eligible for UGC or fingerprint-based monetisation by default, and NotNoise may refuse it entirely where current distribution partners do not permit it, including where the recording is newly made.
6.7 Non-musical, low-quality, and manipulative audio
Podcasts, speeches, sermons, audiobooks, spoken-word-only recordings, ambient-only tracks, white noise, nature sounds, meditation tracks without a musical composition, broken audio, silent audio, or releases with excessive silence may be refused or removed. NotNoise may also reject or remove content that is functionally non-musical, low-quality, low-integrity, or designed primarily to game platform ingestion, search, or monetisation systems.
6.8 Compilations, re-releases, and near-duplicates
Compilations and catalogue re-releases must be accurately labelled in metadata. Previously released recordings may not be re-uploaded as new releases unless they have been materially changed, such as a legitimate remaster, re-recording, remix, live version, or acoustic version. Minor trims, speed changes, pitch shifts, reversals, re-exports, EQ tweaks, or similar cosmetic edits do not create a new release for eligibility purposes. The same recording may not appear multiple times across releases in a misleading or duplicative way. Re-releases, compilations, and near-duplicate audio are not eligible for fingerprint-based monetisation by default.
6.9 Harmful, illegal, or offensive content
NotNoise may refuse or remove content that promotes hate, discrimination, harassment, explicit violence, sexual exploitation, self-harm, dangerous misinformation, or illegal activity, or that contains or is designed to deliver malware, viruses, exploits, scripts, or any code or content that could harm the integrity or security of NotNoise's systems or those of its partners, DSPs, or UGC Platforms, or that otherwise breaches partner safety, trust, or content standards.
6.10 No conflicting distribution
You must not deliver the same release to the same DSP or UGC Platform through NotNoise and another distributor at the same time. Conflicting or duplicate deliveries can trigger removals, claim conflicts, or loss of monetisation, and NotNoise is not responsible for the consequences of distribution you arrange elsewhere.
7. Metadata and Artwork
You must comply with all NotNoise and downstream metadata and artwork standards, including:
- Accurate artist naming, contributor roles, and version labelling
- Correct explicit-content labelling
- Artwork that matches the release, meets technical specifications, and does not contain third-party marks, misleading branding, contact details, or QR codes unless expressly permitted
NotNoise may hold, edit for technical normalisation, return, refuse, or remove a release if metadata, artwork, audio, or supporting documents do not satisfy requirements or create partner risk. Where your releases repeatedly fail metadata, feed, or delivery standards, NotNoise may place your account or catalogue under enhanced manual review, require correction before approval, and delay distribution while additional inspection is performed.
8. Distribution, Restrictions, and Takedown
8.1 No guaranteed delivery or availability
NotNoise does not guarantee acceptance, availability, playlisting, algorithmic placement, monetisation, or continued delivery on any specific DSP or UGC Platform. DSPs, UGC Platforms, and distribution partners may independently reject, remove, restrict, de-monetise, or delay content at their discretion.
8.2 NotNoise restriction and takedown rights
NotNoise may refuse, limit, suspend, de-monetise, unclaim, geo-restrict, or take down any release, monetisation layer, feature, or account immediately where required or justified by:
- Law, regulation, court order, or governmental request
- A rights complaint, DMCA notice, dispute, or ownership conflict
- DSP, UGC Platform, payment provider, or distribution partner instruction
- Anti-fraud review, abnormal activity, or risk management
- Breach of these Distribution Terms or the General Terms
8.3 Counter-notices and restoration
Where a counter-notice process exists, NotNoise may collect and evaluate counter-notices but is not required to restore content unless the legal, contractual, operational, and platform conditions for restoration are fully satisfied.
8.4 Repeat infringement and abuse
Users who repeatedly infringe third-party rights, submit deceptive metadata, trigger complaint patterns, ignore verification requests, or generate fraud escalations may permanently lose Distribution Services access, monetisation eligibility, payout access, or full account access.
8.5 DMCA notices (US copyright claims)
NotNoise complies with the US Digital Millennium Copyright Act (17 USC §512). Valid takedown notices, counter-notices, and repeat-infringer reports should be addressed to our designated agent at distribution@notnoise.co or by post to Ezequiel de la Parra, C/ Fernando Poo 5, 3º Izq, 28045 Madrid, Spain. A valid notice must include the elements listed in 17 USC §512(c)(3). Counter-notices must include the elements listed in §512(g)(3). In accordance with §512(i), NotNoise terminates the accounts of users who are determined to be repeat infringers. A user will ordinarily be deemed a repeat infringer after two substantiated infringement notices within any rolling 12-month period, but NotNoise may terminate sooner where the pattern, severity, or partner impact of the conduct warrants immediate action.
8.6 Requesting a takedown
You may request removal of a specific release at any time through your account or by contacting us. On a valid request, NotNoise will instruct the relevant DSPs and UGC Platforms to remove the release. Actual removal timing is controlled by those platforms and, while usually completed within a few days, can take longer. Royalties earned before removal remain payable under Section 9.
9. Royalties and Payments
9.1 Royalty model
Your royalty share depends on the status of your account:
- Active paid plan (Pro, Max, or Team): You receive 100% of net royalties collected by NotNoise on your behalf from DSPs and UGC Platforms. NotNoise takes no commission on standard streaming or download royalties.
- Keep-Live retention: If, after your subscription ends, you keep your existing releases live by paying the Keep-Live Fee under Section 10, you continue to receive 100% of net royalties.
- Catalog Mode: If your paid subscription ends, whether by cancellation or payment failure, and your catalogue is eligible, your existing releases may be kept live under Catalog Mode with no subscription fee. Under Catalog Mode you receive 85% of net royalties and NotNoise retains 15% as a catalogue administration fee. See Section 10.
“Net royalties” means amounts actually received and cleared by NotNoise after deductions, reversals, chargebacks, clawbacks, platform fees, taxes, and partner-level adjustments where applicable.
9.2 Payment timing and thresholds
NotNoise currently pays eligible royalty balances via PayPal. The minimum payout threshold is USD 10. Balances below USD 10 roll forward until the threshold is met. Payment timing depends on when DSPs and UGC Platforms report and remit earnings to NotNoise, which is outside NotNoise's control.
9.3 Tax obligations and documentation
You are responsible for reporting and paying all taxes on royalties you receive. Before NotNoise processes any payout to you, you must provide valid, complete, and current tax documentation as applicable: a Form W-9 if you are a US person, a Form W-8BEN if you are a non-US individual, a Form W-8BEN-E if you are a non-US entity, or any local equivalent NotNoise requires. You must update this documentation within 30 days of any change of circumstances and must refresh it on NotNoise's request (W-8 forms are generally valid for three years). NotNoise will provide your tax documentation to its distribution partners so that applicable tax treaty rates can be applied to US-source royalties. Where valid documentation is not on file at the time of payout, US-source royalties will be subject to the default 30% US withholding rate and payouts may be held until valid documentation is received. NotNoise may additionally withhold amounts as required by Spanish or other applicable tax law.
9.4 Provisional amounts
All royalties, monetisation proceeds, or payable amounts shown in your dashboard are provisional until finally received, reconciled, and cleared of refund, dispute, chargeback, clawback, fraud, and rights-claim risk.
9.5 Holds, reserves, and escrow
NotNoise may create reserves, title-specific holds, account-level payout suspensions, or escrow arrangements where claims, fraud reviews, abnormal streaming patterns, payment risk, audit issues, partner requirements, or contractual obligations justify it. Holds will last only as long as reasonably necessary to address the relevant risk. Typical hold durations by cause:
- Standard payment reconciliation: up to 90 days.
- Disputed rights claim, chargeback risk, or fraud investigation: up to 12 months from the triggering event.
- DSP or UGC Platform clawback window (including YouTube Content ID, Meta Rights Manager, and TikTok): duration of the applicable platform's claim-back period, typically up to 24 months.
- Legal process or court order: duration of the applicable proceeding.
In each case, funds will be released once the underlying risk is resolved. Holds will not be used as a disguised termination or a means to retain funds beyond the actual risk period.
9.6 Clawback, set-off, and costs
If revenue is reversed, penalties are imposed, claims are paid, funds are withheld downstream, or costs arise from your content or conduct, NotNoise may deduct, set off, recover, or charge those amounts against any present or future sums payable to you. Recoverable amounts include refunds, chargebacks, partner reversals, amounts permanently withheld or forfeited downstream, legal fees, investigation costs, document-review costs, enforcement expenses, and other reasonable external or internal costs caused by the issue. If NotNoise or a downstream partner pays or advances publishing, mechanical, neighbouring-rights, or other third-party rights amounts in connection with your releases, those amounts may also be deducted from sums otherwise payable to you.
9.7 Statements
Royalty information is made available to you in your dashboard on an ongoing basis. If you believe an amount is incorrect, you must notify us in writing within 12 months of the date it is shown. After that period the amount is treated as accepted, except where mandatory law in your country of residence provides otherwise.
10. Subscription Cancellation and Distribution
10.1 Active subscription required
Distribution Services require an active paid subscription. If your subscription lapses, is cancelled, or payment fails, the following applies.
10.2 What happens when your subscription ends
If your subscription is cancelled, lapses, or a payment fails, NotNoise provides a standard grace period of 30 days during which your releases remain live. You will receive email notifications during the grace period. NotNoise may shorten, remove, or bypass the grace period where required by partner rules, fraud risk, chargeback risk, or legal compliance.
10.3 Your options during the grace period
Before the grace period ends, you can:
- Reactivate a paid plan and keep everything as is, including your 100% net royalty share and the ability to distribute new releases.
- Move to Catalog Mode, if eligible.Where your catalogue qualifies, NotNoise may keep your existing releases live with no subscription fee in exchange for the 85/15 royalty share described in Section 9.1. You can request Catalog Mode during the grace period, and if your catalogue is still eligible when the grace period ends, NotNoise may place it into Catalog Mode automatically instead of taking it down. Catalog Mode is offered case by case, depends on your catalogue's recent earnings, is not available to every account, and does not let you distribute new releases. NotNoise may review Catalog Mode eligibility from time to time.
- Pay the Keep-Live Fee to keep your existing releases live at your 100% net royalty share, at the then-current price shown in your account and on our pricing page. Keep-Live covers your existing catalogue; distributing new releases requires an active paid plan.
If the grace period ends without reactivation or Keep-Live, your eligible catalogue may be placed into Catalog Mode; otherwise your releases may be taken down from some or all DSPs and UGC Platforms.
10.4 Plan downgrades
If you downgrade to a lower plan that still includes distribution, your releases remain live and your 100% net royalty share is unchanged. A lower plan may change your feature access, monetisation eligibility, or the number of artists you can manage. Your royalty share changes from 100% only if your account later moves into Catalog Mode under Section 9.1.
10.5 Pending royalties
Royalties earned before cancellation, restriction, or takedown may still be paid according to normal payment schedules, subject to minimum payout thresholds and any holds, deductions, reserves, or clawbacks under these Distribution Terms.
11. EU Right of Withdrawal
EU consumers have a statutory 14-day right of withdrawal from distance contracts under Directive 2011/83/EU. By activating Distribution Services, you expressly request immediate performance of those services and acknowledge that your right of withdrawal is lost once the service begins to be provided, in accordance with Article 16(m) of the Directive. This waiver is specific to Distribution Services and does not affect any separate statutory or contractual rights you may have in respect of your underlying NotNoise subscription.
12. UGC and Fingerprint-Based Monetisation
12.1 No default entitlement
Eligibility for YouTube Content ID, Meta Rights Manager, TikTok scanning, or any other fingerprint-based monetisation is determined separately from standard DSP delivery. It may be denied even when standard distribution is approved.
12.2 Enhanced requirements and operational dependencies
Fingerprint-based monetisation access may be granted only where you demonstrate, to NotNoise's satisfaction:
- Exclusive ownership or exclusive control of 100% of the relevant master recording
- Unique and original audio content
- No conflicting fingerprints, duplicate claims, or near-identical prior releases
- Full compatibility with applicable platform policies and any linked delivery, territorial, or service dependencies required by downstream partners
- Completion of any enhanced verification, declarations, or document requests imposed by NotNoise or its partners
12.3 Revocable at any time
NotNoise may disable any monetisation or claiming layer immediately if a complaint, conflict, policy update, duplicate match, ownership concern, partner restriction, or fraud signal appears.
13. Audit and Cooperation
13.1 Documentation on demand
You must promptly provide licences, split sheets, producer agreements, clearance documents, ID documents, and any other evidence NotNoise requests to verify your rights, identity, or compliance position.
13.2 Response deadlines
If NotNoise requests evidence or clarification, you must respond within the stated deadline. For fraud, identity, or ownership escalations, NotNoise may require a response within five working days or any shorter partner-imposed deadline. Failure to respond may result in release takedown, monetisation suspension, payout hold, account blocking, or account restriction.
13.3 Cooperation
You must cooperate in takedowns, disputes, fraud reviews, payment reviews, and rights investigations. You must not submit forged, incomplete, or misleading documents.
14. Fraud and Abuse
Prohibited behaviours include but are not limited to:
- Artificial streaming, bot traffic, synthetic engagement, or any unauthorised automated activity
- False identity, impersonation, or account misuse
- Catalogue scraping, duplicate-release abuse, or near-duplicate upload schemes
- Metadata gaming, deceptive tagging, or manipulated attribution
- Fraudulent payout behaviour, forged documentation, or evasion of verification controls
- Any conduct likely to expose NotNoise or its partners to penalties, takedowns, account blocks, or payment reversals
NotNoise may freeze activity, block delivery, suspend monetisation, hold funds, require enhanced verification, or terminate access before completing an investigation if the risk justifies immediate action.
15. Indemnification
You agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless NotNoise and its officers, affiliates, contractors, payment providers, DSPs, UGC partners, and distribution partners from all third-party claims, takedown demands, platform penalties, payment reversals, losses, liabilities, damages, and reasonable legal and professional costs arising from:
- Your content, metadata, documents, or conduct
- Any breach of these Distribution Terms or the General Terms
- Any alleged failure of the rights, warranties, or representations you made under Section 4
16. Limitation of Liability
To the maximum extent permitted by law:
- NotNoise's total liability to you for any claims arising from Distribution Services is limited to the greater of (a) the total subscription fees you paid to NotNoise in the 12 months preceding the claim and (b) the total commissions NotNoise retained from your royalties in the 12 months preceding the claim.
- NotNoise is not liable for indirect, consequential, incidental, special, or punitive damages, including lost profits, lost royalties, lost streaming history, reputational harm, or loss of opportunity, even if NotNoise was advised of the possibility.
- NotNoise is not liable for actions, delays, failures, rejections, removals, de-monetisation, or policy decisions of DSPs, UGC Platforms, payment providers, or distribution infrastructure partners.
Nothing in these Distribution Terms excludes or limits liability that cannot be excluded or limited under applicable law, including liability for fraud or wilful misconduct.
Distribution Services are provided on an “as is” and “as available” basis, without warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, non-infringement, uninterrupted availability, partner acceptance, or monetisation results, except to the extent any warranty cannot be excluded under applicable law.
17. Suspension, Termination, and Survival
17.1 Suspension and termination
NotNoise may suspend or terminate Distribution Services, specific releases, monetisation tools, payout access, or your account with or without prior notice where permitted by law and justified by payment failure, partner mandate, rights risk, fraud review, legal compliance, repeated abuse, or breach of these Distribution Terms.
If Distribution Services are suspended or terminated because of your breach, infringement, fraud, abuse, payment failure, or verification failure, you are not entitled to a refund of subscription fees already paid, except to the extent mandatory law requires otherwise.
17.2 Survival
Sections relating to royalties already accrued, reserves, escrow, clawbacks, cost recovery, audit and cooperation duties, indemnification, limitation of liability, governing law, dispute handling, and any rights or obligations that by their nature should survive will survive cancellation, restriction, takedown, or termination.
18. Changes to These Terms
NotNoise may update these Distribution Terms at any time. Material changes will be communicated by email or in-app notification at least 30 days before they take effect. Changes required by law, court order, security or fraud-prevention needs, or mandatory partner requirements may take effect on shorter notice where strictly necessary. Where a change materially reduces your rights, you may terminate these Distribution Terms under Section 10 without penalty by notifying us within 30 days of the change taking effect. Your continued use of Distribution Services after the effective date constitutes acceptance. If you do not agree to updated terms, you must stop using Distribution Services and Section 10 will apply.
19. Governing Law and Jurisdiction
These Distribution Terms are governed by the laws of Spain. Any dispute arising from or related to these Distribution Terms will be submitted to the courts of Madrid, Spain, unless mandatory consumer protection laws in your jurisdiction provide otherwise.
EU consumers:Nothing in these Distribution Terms deprives you of the protection afforded by the mandatory consumer protection laws of your country of residence. You may bring a claim before the courts of your country of habitual residence. The European Commission's Online Dispute Resolution platform is available at ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr.
20. Contact and General
20.1 Contact
For questions about these Distribution Terms, contact us at distribution@notnoise.co.
20.2 Notices
NotNoise will send notices to the email address on your account. You may send notices to distribution@notnoise.co or by post to Ezequiel de la Parra, C/ Fernando Poo 5, 3º Izq, 28045 Madrid, Spain.
20.3 Assignment
You may not assign these Distribution Terms or any rights under them without NotNoise's prior written consent. NotNoise may assign these Distribution Terms in connection with a merger, acquisition, reorganisation, or sale of assets, on notice to you.
20.4 Severability
If any provision of these Distribution Terms is held unenforceable, the remaining provisions will remain in full force and effect and the unenforceable provision will be modified to the minimum extent necessary to make it enforceable while preserving its original intent.
20.5 Entire agreement
These Distribution Terms, together with the General Terms, the Privacy Policy, and any plan-specific terms, constitute the entire agreement between you and NotNoise regarding Distribution Services and supersede any prior understandings on the same subject.
20.6 Force majeure
Neither party is liable for any failure or delay caused by events beyond its reasonable control, including acts of God, natural disasters, war, terrorism, labour disputes, failures of communications or transportation, epidemics, or governmental or supra-governmental action. Payment obligations already accrued are not excused by this Section.
20.7 No waiver
A failure or delay in exercising any right under these Distribution Terms is not a waiver of that right.
20.8 Language
These Distribution Terms are drafted in English. Any translation is provided for convenience; the English version controls in case of conflict, except where mandatory consumer protection law in your jurisdiction requires otherwise.
By activating Distribution Services, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agree to these Distribution Terms, the General Terms, and the Privacy Policy.
