Terms of Service

1. Introduction and Agreement to These Terms

Welcome to Top 200 Repos. These Terms of Service (the "Terms") govern access to and use of top200repos.com, its pages, features, content, feeds, and any publicly documented interfaces made available through the website (collectively, the "Service").

The Service is operated under the name Top 200 Repos (referred to in these Terms as "Top 200 Repos," "we," "us," or "our"). "You" and "your" refer to anyone who visits, accesses, or uses the Service, including people who subscribe to updates, submit material, or use interactive features.

By accessing or using the Service, you agree to these Terms. If you do not agree, please discontinue use of the Service. If you use the Service on behalf of an organization, you represent that you are authorized to act for that organization, and "you" also includes that organization where applicable.

These Terms are intended to be read together with our Privacy Policy. Other rules may appear beside a particular feature or in a separate agreement that you expressly accept. Where a separately agreed written commercial agreement conflicts with these Terms regarding that commercial relationship, the written agreement controls for the conflicting subject matter.

Nothing in these Terms removes or limits rights that cannot lawfully be excluded under applicable consumer, privacy, intellectual property, or other mandatory laws.

2. What Top 200 Repos Provides

Top 200 Repos is an independent discovery and information platform for public software repositories and practical technology use cases. Depending on current availability, the Service includes:

1. Repository discovery and rankings: listings of highly starred public GitHub repositories, repository details, categories, topics, language filters, and related metadata.
2. Ranking history and growth: daily, weekly, monthly, and other available comparisons derived from recorded data snapshots.
3. AI agent and developer-tool directories: descriptions, categories, and connections between tools, repositories, and practical tasks.
4. Source-backed use cases: editorial summaries of publicly documented projects, workflows, experiments, and outcomes, with links to original sources.
5. Video guides and educational materials: links to tutorials, walkthroughs, and third-party explanations relevant to repositories or tools.
6. Search, filtering, and personalization: browsing controls, optional dashboard settings, saved items, notes, or collections when supported.
7. Interactive and community functions: use-case suggestions, corrections, reports, sharing, voting, or other feedback mechanisms when offered.
8. Updates and syndication: website updates, an optional weekly email digest, and RSS or other published feeds.
9. Sponsorship information: clearly identified commercial placements or sponsorship opportunities, if available.
10. Documented data interfaces: public feeds or APIs made available for external use under applicable technical limits.

Features may be added, changed, paused, or removed. A feature mentioned in these Terms is governed by these Terms if and when it is offered; its mention does not promise permanent availability.

The Service is principally intended for research, discovery, comparison, and learning. It does not host or control the third-party repositories, AI agents, videos, products, or services to which it links.

3. Eligibility and Responsible Access

You may use the Service only if your use is lawful and you have the legal capacity or necessary permission to agree to these Terms.

If you are under the age of legal majority where you live, use the Service only with the consent and supervision required by applicable law. Parents and guardians should assess the suitability of linked code, security tools, AI services, videos, and external websites for minors.

You must not use the Service if doing so would violate applicable laws, legally binding restrictions, or sanctions that apply to you. You are responsible for your internet connection, compatible devices, browser settings, and any charges imposed by third-party connectivity providers.

4. Browsing and Permitted Use

Subject to these Terms, we grant you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable permission to access and use the Service for lawful personal, educational, research, and internal business purposes.

You may:

• Browse, search, filter, and compare publicly displayed repository listings and related editorial content.
• Link to public pages using accurate descriptions that do not suggest an affiliation or endorsement that does not exist.
• Share links using available sharing tools and quote brief excerpts when permitted by applicable law, with appropriate attribution.
• Save items and configure personal preferences through features provided for those purposes.
• Submit genuine, source-backed use-case suggestions, corrections, and reports through the available forms.
• Access RSS feeds and documented data interfaces in accordance with their stated technical and usage conditions.

This permission does not transfer ownership of the Service, its original editorial materials, its branding, or any third-party intellectual property. Permissions to use a linked open-source project are determined by that project's own license, not by these Terms.

5. Prohibited Conduct

You agree not to misuse the Service or interfere with other users' ability to access it. In particular, you must not:

1. Disrupt or attack the Service. Introduce malware, attempt denial-of-service attacks, overload servers, exploit vulnerabilities, or interfere with availability, integrity, or security.
2. Bypass safeguards. Evade authentication, rate limits, access controls, robots restrictions, security systems, or other technical protections.
3. Access unauthorized data. Probe accounts, systems, APIs, databases, or private endpoints without express authorization, or attempt to obtain information not intended for you.
4. Manipulate engagement. Submit fraudulent votes, inflate counts, create artificial interactions, coordinate deceptive activity, or use scripts or multiple identities to evade anti-abuse limits.
5. Spam or mislead. Submit repetitive, irrelevant, fraudulent, impersonating, defamatory, threatening, harassing, or deliberately deceptive content.
6. Infringe rights. Publish material that violates intellectual property, privacy, confidentiality, publicity, or other lawful rights.
7. Expose private information. Submit secrets, credentials, personal information about third parties, private correspondence, or nonpublic data without a lawful basis and necessary permissions.
8. Misrepresent relationships. Suggest that Top 200 Repos, GitHub, a repository owner, an AI vendor, or a video creator has sponsored, endorsed, certified, or partnered with you when that is untrue.
9. Misuse content at scale. Engage in prohibited bulk downloading, systematic scraping, unauthorized redistribution, mirroring, or harvesting contrary to Section 6.
10. Abuse automated systems. Use bots or other automation to circumvent established restrictions, impersonate human interactions, or degrade the Service.
11. Circumvent moderation. Resubmit removed material to evade a decision or interfere with the integrity of editorial reviews and content reports.
12. Violate law. Use the Service to facilitate unlawful conduct or to assist others in violating these Terms.

We may use proportionate technical and editorial measures to prevent or address misconduct, subject to applicable law.

6. Automated Access, Scraping, APIs, and Feeds

We welcome ordinary browsing, search engine discovery, legitimate linking, and reasonable use of publicly provided feeds and documented interfaces. However, public visibility does not grant unlimited automated access or a license to reproduce the Service in full.

Unless we expressly authorize otherwise in writing or applicable law permits it notwithstanding these Terms, you must not:

• Carry out automated bulk downloads or large-scale extraction of pages, rankings, editorial summaries, use-case descriptions, or other Service content.
• Mirror, clone, or republish substantial portions of the Service or create a substitute service using unauthorized copying of its protected content.
• Ignore published API limits, repeatedly poll endpoints at unreasonable rates, or evade caching and abuse-prevention controls.
• Use undisclosed or private endpoints, attempt to reverse engineer protected systems unlawfully, or circumvent access restrictions.
• Harvest contact details, submissions, or other personal information through the Service.

Where a documented JSON API, RSS feed, or similar public interface is provided, use that interface in accordance with its documentation, rate limits, attribution conditions, and any feature-specific rules. We may change interface formats, limits, authentication requirements, or availability to protect reliability and security.

These restrictions do not override rights granted by law, applicable open-data licenses, or separate permissions from the original owners of third-party material. If your intended automated use is not clearly permitted, contact us before undertaking it.

7. Repository Listings, Rankings, and Data Accuracy

Repository listings and ranking data are informational. We obtain relevant public information from sources such as the GitHub API, and ranking positions may be based on exact public star counts collected at recorded snapshot times.

A ranking represents a recorded observation, not a guarantee of the current state of GitHub. In particular:

• Repository star counts, ownership, names, descriptions, topics, visibility, licenses, and availability can change after a snapshot.
• Scheduled updates can be delayed by source outages, API limits, maintenance, data corrections, or other operational factors.
• Daily, weekly, monthly, and growth comparisons depend on the availability of suitable historical observations. A missing baseline may result in unavailable or incomplete comparisons.
• Rankings may differ from other websites because of collection time, eligibility criteria, data quality, or methodology.
• A repository's inclusion, position, or growth does not certify code quality, security, popularity outside GitHub, legal compliance, reliability, or suitability for a particular purpose.

We aim to present recorded information faithfully and correct material errors when reasonably identified. Nevertheless, we do not promise that rankings, data, filters, or historical comparisons will always be complete, current, uninterrupted, or error-free.

User personalization and dashboard preferences are intended to change the presentation of relevant information, not to sell or secretly modify the published ranking order. Sponsorships are separate from the editorial ranking methodology.

For a description of the public methodology, see About Top 200 Repos.

8. Editorial Content, Use Cases, and Outcome Labels

Top 200 Repos may summarize public documentation, source repositories, first-person accounts, tutorials, and reports in original editorial language. Links to original material are included to help readers assess the context and evidence.

Descriptions of AI agents, software capabilities, workflows, prompts, code examples, benchmarks, and outcomes may reflect what a source claims, reports, plans, or has demonstrated. Unless expressly marked as independently verified, they should not be interpreted as results independently reproduced or confirmed by Top 200 Repos.

Where the Service uses outcome labels, their intended meanings are:

• Reported by Source: the cited source reports an outcome that we have not independently reproduced.
• Independently Verified: a relevant check has been recorded to substantiate the stated result.
• Planned, Not Done: the cited source describes an intention or proposal rather than a completed outcome.
• Outcome Unclear: available source material does not establish the final result.

We may revise editorial summaries, remove outdated descriptions, change classification labels, add clarifications, or withdraw material if new evidence or legal concerns arise. We do not guarantee that every external report is accurate or that a workflow will produce the same outcome for every user.

9. Software, AI Tools, Code, and Security Risks

Linked repositories and described workflows can contain executable code, dependencies, scripts, containers, infrastructure configurations, AI prompts, or automated actions. Using them may have consequences, including data loss, security exposure, unexpected charges, licensing issues, privacy impacts, system outages, or inaccurate outputs.

Before using a project or workflow, you are responsible for assessing its suitability and risks. Appropriate precautions may include reviewing the license and documentation, checking code and dependencies, verifying source authenticity, evaluating permissions, using nonproduction environments, maintaining backups, limiting access to secrets, and independently testing outputs.

Do not assume that a repository is safe because it is popular, highly ranked, recently updated, or featured in a tutorial. AI-generated content and automated agent actions can be unreliable or harmful when not reviewed.

Content touching on security, finance, health, legal matters, employment, or other consequential fields is provided for general informational purposes, not as individualized professional advice. Obtain qualified assistance and independent verification where appropriate.

10. Third-Party Websites, Platforms, and Services

The Service may link to or display information from third parties, including GitHub, YouTube, repository maintainers, AI vendors, documentation sites, blogs, and discussion platforms.

These third parties operate under their own terms, privacy policies, licenses, and technical requirements. Clicking a link, opening a video, installing a package, connecting an account, or purchasing an external product establishes a relationship with the relevant third party, not automatically with Top 200 Repos.

Unless expressly stated in a separate written arrangement:

• We do not control third-party content, security, operations, pricing, data collection, or availability.
• We are not responsible for external purchases, subscriptions, downloads, code execution, account restrictions, or disputes between you and third parties.
• Inclusion of a link or listing is not an endorsement, certification, sponsorship, or promise of continued support.
• Third-party trademarks, logos, screenshots, code, media, and related intellectual property remain subject to their respective owners' rights.

Top 200 Repos is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by GitHub or any AI agent vendor solely because their services or projects appear on this website.

11. Accounts, Authentication, and Session Security

Most public content can be browsed without an account. Where sign-in or account-linked features are available, additional authentication and security controls may apply.

If you choose to sign in, you agree to provide accurate information where requested, keep authentication methods and devices secure, and promptly report suspected unauthorized access using our official contact methods. You are responsible for actions taken through your session to the extent permitted by law and except where they result from our own fault or circumstances beyond your reasonable control.

We may suspend a compromised session, require reauthentication, or restrict account-linked functionality to protect users and the Service. A third-party identity provider may apply its own terms to the authentication process.

We do not guarantee that every account-related feature will be available in every region, browser, or product version. Additional information about account-related data is provided in the Privacy Policy.

12. Saved Items, Notes, Collections, and Preferences

The Service may allow you to save repositories or use cases, make notes, organize collections, choose languages or display settings, or customize dashboard sections.

Some settings and saved content are stored locally in your browser or device rather than being transmitted to our servers. Browser-local data may be lost if you clear website data, use private browsing, change devices or browsers, reset a profile, or uninstall the browser. We are not responsible for such losses except where applicable law imposes liability.

Where optional signed-in preferences or synchronization features are expressly provided, the relevant feature will determine what information may be associated with your account. Do not assume that a local item is backed up, synchronized, or recoverable unless the Service clearly indicates that it is.

You should keep independent copies of notes or information that you cannot afford to lose. Do not store passwords, secret tokens, or other sensitive credentials in general-purpose notes or submissions.

13. Submissions, Suggestions, Reports, and Attribution

When you submit a use case, correction, source link, report, or other material ("Submitted Material"), you agree that:

1. The information you provide is accurate to the best of your knowledge and is not intentionally deceptive.
2. You are authorized to share the material and have the rights or permissions necessary for your submission.
3. A submitted source is public or otherwise lawfully shareable, and you will not disclose private information about other people, confidential material, passwords, or other secrets.
4. Your submission does not violate intellectual property, privacy, confidentiality, publicity, contractual, or other legal rights.
5. Any optional name or handle supplied for attribution may appear publicly if we choose to credit the submission, consistent with our Privacy Policy and any applicable choices presented to you.

All submissions are subject to editorial review. Sending material does not guarantee that it will be published, credited, retained, or answered. We may check sources, request clarification, edit for accuracy and style, combine overlapping suggestions, rewrite the account in our own words, decline publication, or remove content.

You retain ownership of original material that you own. By submitting it, you grant Top 200 Repos a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to store, review, reproduce, adapt, summarize, display, distribute, and otherwise use that Submitted Material as reasonably necessary to operate, improve, explain, or promote the Service and its editorial library. This license covers only rights you are legally able to grant and does not transfer ownership of independent third-party source material.

If you wish to withdraw or correct a submission, contact us. We will assess the request in light of applicable law, existing publications, attribution rights, legitimate recordkeeping needs, and the rights of other people. This section does not require us to publish content or prevent us from removing it.

14. Voting, Feedback, Sharing, and Abuse Prevention

Where voting, reactions, reporting, or similar interactive features are available, use them honestly and in good faith. An interaction should reflect a genuine user action rather than an automated, purchased, coordinated, or misleading attempt to alter public indicators.

We may apply reasonable safeguards to detect duplicates, prevent spam, reject suspicious activity, limit repeated requests, remove abusive interactions, or correct manipulated totals. We do not guarantee that any vote, count, or feedback result reflects a statistically representative sample or an endorsement by the entire community.

Sharing functionality may copy links or pass content to software or services you choose. Your use of an external sharing destination is governed by its own policies. A shared link does not give the recipient rights beyond those available under applicable law and these Terms.

You may report potential inaccuracies, impersonation, unsafe links, copyright concerns, or other problems through the relevant reporting tool or the contact methods in Section 29.

15. Newsletter, RSS, and Service Communications

The optional weekly digest and other subscription communications are available only when you choose to subscribe or otherwise request them. You are responsible for providing an email address you are permitted to use.

We may send requested updates, subscription confirmations, and messages reasonably necessary to manage the subscription. The content and frequency of the digest may change. Delivery can also be affected by email providers, filters, outages, or technical limits.

You can unsubscribe from the digest using the unsubscribe method provided in its messages. Unsubscribing stops future optional newsletter messages in accordance with our Privacy Policy, although a message already in delivery may still arrive.

RSS and other publicly provided feeds may be accessed through compatible feed readers, subject to Section 6. Third-party feed readers are responsible for their own operation and data handling.

16. Intellectual Property and Ownership

The Service's original text, editorial summaries, selection and arrangement of original material, design, branding, interface elements, graphics, and underlying software may be protected by copyright, trademark, database, and other applicable laws. Those rights belong to Top 200 Repos or the relevant licensors, as the case may be.

Your access to the Service does not grant permission to use the Top 200 Repos name, logo, distinctive branding, or other protected material to imply endorsement, create a misleadingly similar service, or reproduce protected content beyond the permissions stated in these Terms or supplied by law.

Third-party content remains third-party content. Repository code is governed by the relevant repository's license; public GitHub metadata and externally authored documentation, videos, images, marks, and other materials may be subject to separate rights and restrictions. A repository's presence on the Service does not change or relicense its source code.

You may link to public Service pages and make uses permitted by applicable copyright exceptions. For licensing or republication requests beyond those permissions, contact us.

17. Copyright Complaints and Rights Concerns

We respect the lawful rights of creators, maintainers, and other rights holders. If you believe a page or submission infringes your copyright or other rights, please send a notice through the Contact Page or [email protected].

Please identify the material in question, provide the relevant URL, explain the right you believe is affected, describe the basis for your claim, and provide sufficient contact information so we can evaluate it. If you act for a rights holder, explain your authority to do so.

We may request additional information, temporarily restrict access, correct attribution, remove material, or take other appropriate action after assessing the circumstances. We may also consider a good-faith response from someone whose material was removed. We do not promise a particular outcome in every dispute.

Do not knowingly submit false, misleading, or abusive notices. Statutory takedown and counter-notice rights and procedures, where applicable, continue to apply independently of this section.

18. Sponsorships, Promotional Content, and Editorial Independence

The Service may offer commercial sponsorship placements. A sponsored placement will be identified as such and is distinct from an editorial ranking, source verification, or independently assessed outcome.

Sponsors cannot purchase changes to repository star counts, published ranking positions, outcome labels, or editorial verification standards. A sponsorship or paid promotion does not constitute independent technical certification or a guarantee that an advertised product is safe or suitable.

Sponsorship availability, placement duration, pricing, deliverables, and related commercial obligations are subject to a separately agreed arrangement where relevant. These Terms do not themselves establish an advertising purchase, paid subscription, or obligation to display a sponsor.

Additional information about current placement principles appears on our Sponsorship Page.

19. Payments, Donations, and External Purchases

Access to the public Service is generally offered without a browsing fee unless a particular feature clearly states otherwise. We do not impose a paid subscription or recurring charge merely because you visit the website, save an item, or subscribe to the free weekly digest.

If we provide a voluntary support link, donation option, paid feature, or commercial offering, the applicable price, payment destination, terms, and any refund or cancellation rules will be made available in connection with that transaction or in a separately agreed arrangement. No payment is required unless you knowingly choose a paid offering.

Payments, purchases, or donations completed on an external platform may be processed by that platform under its own terms and policies. We do not control an external merchant's checkout, taxes, billing, delivery, refund procedures, or disputes except where we are legally responsible or have expressly undertaken an obligation.

Any statutory refund, cancellation, or consumer rights applicable to a transaction remain unaffected.

20. Privacy, Cookies, and Personal Information

Our handling of personal information is explained in the Privacy Policy. It describes information that may stay on your device, information processed by the Service, cookies or local storage, optional accounts, analytics, newsletters, and applicable user rights.

Where the Service offers browser-local saved items or dashboard choices, your browser's settings and storage controls may affect whether those features function as expected. Where consent is required for a particular data-processing activity, these Terms do not substitute for that consent.

When you send personal information through a contact form, submission, or report, provide only what is reasonably necessary. Use the privacy contact methods in Section 29 for questions or requests concerning your personal information.

21. Availability, Maintenance, and Changes to the Service

We work to keep the Service useful and accessible, but we do not guarantee uninterrupted availability or a particular update schedule. We may conduct maintenance, repair faults, update dependencies, change content or data sources, modify features, introduce safeguards, or discontinue functionality.

Access may be disrupted by third-party outages, hosting incidents, browser incompatibilities, power or network failures, upstream API restrictions, security incidents, legal requirements, or other circumstances beyond our reasonable control.

We may modify or remove inaccurate, harmful, obsolete, duplicative, unlawful, or otherwise unsuitable content. We may also change ranking methodology or data presentation when justified by accuracy, reliability, or service improvement, while aiming to describe material methodological changes transparently.

Where applicable law requires notice, consent, a refund, or another remedy for a material change affecting a paid or contractual service, those requirements will be respected.

22. No Guarantee of Results and Disclaimers

The Service is provided for informational and educational purposes. We aim to act with reasonable care, but, to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, the Service and its content are provided on an "as available" and "as is" basis, without promises that they will be uninterrupted, error-free, suitable for every purpose, or free of every harmful component.

We do not warrant that:

• Public repository counts, metadata, rankings, historical comparisons, or third-party statements are always current or complete.
• A source-backed use case has been independently reproduced unless specifically and accurately identified as independently verified.
• Downloaded code, AI agents, dependencies, prompts, or third-party workflows will be secure, lawful, compatible, or fit for your intended use.
• A feature, API, integration, or external resource will remain available indefinitely.
• Using a featured tool or following an example will produce a particular business, technical, financial, educational, or other outcome.

You should independently assess important information before relying on it. Any express commitments that we make in a separate binding written agreement remain subject to that agreement.

Nothing in this section excludes warranties, guarantees, remedies, or obligations that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.

23. Limitation of Liability

To the fullest extent allowed by applicable law, Top 200 Repos and those acting on its behalf will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or exemplary losses arising from use of the Service, including loss of anticipated profits, business opportunities, goodwill, or data, where such exclusions are legally permissible.

We are not responsible for losses caused solely by third-party software or websites outside our control, your unauthorized or unsafe execution of third-party code, or your reliance on information contrary to clear warnings, except to the extent responsibility is imposed on us by law.

These limitations apply only to the extent permitted by law and do not exclude or restrict liability for fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, intentional misconduct, death or personal injury caused by negligence where such exclusion is unlawful, or any other liability or statutory right that cannot legally be excluded or limited.

If the law governing a claim does not permit a particular limitation, the limitation will apply only to the maximum extent the law permits. No clause in these Terms requires you to waive mandatory consumer remedies.

24. Your Responsibility for Misuse and Third-Party Claims

You are responsible for your own unlawful conduct, material you submit, and your breach of these Terms. Where permitted by applicable law, if your intentional or negligent misconduct causes a legitimate third-party claim against Top 200 Repos, you agree to reimburse reasonable, directly attributable losses and costs to the extent established by law or a competent tribunal.

This does not make you responsible for our own negligence, unlawful actions, independent editorial decisions, or failures to comply with legal duties. We will take reasonable steps to avoid unnecessary costs and will not demand that you waive statutory defenses or protections.

25. Enforcement, Suspension, and Termination

We may take appropriate action when we reasonably believe these Terms have been violated or when necessary to protect users, prevent abuse, comply with law, or maintain the security and integrity of the Service.

Depending on the circumstances, this may include warning a user, rejecting or removing a submission, reversing manipulated interactions, restricting a feature, rate-limiting access, suspending a session or account-related function, blocking abusive traffic, or discontinuing access.

We will seek a proportionate response and consider the seriousness, frequency, risk, and available evidence of a violation. Where required by law, we will provide notice, reasons, or a means to challenge a decision. Immediate protective action may be necessary for serious security or legal risks.

You may stop using the Service at any time. You may manage browser-local content using browser controls and unsubscribe from optional email communications using the provided mechanism. Termination does not automatically erase records we must or may lawfully retain, and Sections intended by their nature to survive termination, including ownership, liability, dispute, and other accrued rights, will continue to apply as appropriate.

26. Feedback and Suggestions About the Service

We appreciate suggestions for new features, improvements, corrections, or usability enhancements. Unless we expressly agree otherwise, you understand that we are not required to implement a suggestion, compensate you for it, or treat general product feedback as confidential.

You grant us permission to consider and use general ideas and suggestions you voluntarily provide for improving the Service, without payment, provided we do not thereby acquire ownership of your separately protected works or override rights that cannot lawfully be waived.

For original use-case submissions and other Submitted Material, Section 13 provides the more specific terms.

27. Changes to These Terms

We may revise these Terms to reflect changes to the Service, legal requirements, security needs, or operational practices. When we do, we will update the Last Updated date on this page.

For material changes, we will provide additional notice where required by applicable law or where reasonably appropriate. A revised version generally applies from the stated effective date and to use of the Service after that date. We will not apply changes retroactively in a way that unlawfully removes accrued rights or remedies.

If you disagree with revised Terms, you should stop using the affected Service. Continued use after a lawful and appropriately communicated change may indicate acceptance to the extent recognized by applicable law; where affirmative consent is required, we will seek it separately.

28. Applicable Law, Disputes, and General Provisions

28.1 Applicable Law and Courts

The law applicable to a dispute, and the courts or other bodies authorized to resolve it, will be determined under the legal rules applicable to the parties and the dispute. These Terms do not impose an exclusive foreign court, mandatory arbitration, or a waiver of consumer rights that would otherwise apply to you.

Before commencing formal proceedings, we encourage you to contact us with a description of the issue so that we can try to resolve it reasonably. This does not prevent you from pursuing urgent relief, making a regulatory complaint, or exercising any non-waivable legal right.

28.2 Severability

If a competent court or authority finds a provision invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions will continue in effect to the extent lawful. The affected provision will apply only to the extent it can lawfully be enforced.

28.3 No Waiver

If we do not immediately enforce a provision, that does not necessarily waive our right to enforce it later. A waiver must comply with applicable law and does not automatically apply to future breaches.

28.4 Assignment

You may not transfer obligations under these Terms in a way that prejudices the Service or other users without our consent, except where applicable law permits. We may transfer operation of the Service or associated contractual rights and duties as part of a lawful reorganization or business transfer, subject to any required notices and protections.

28.5 Relationship of the Parties

These Terms do not create an employment, agency, partnership, joint venture, fiduciary, or franchising relationship between you and Top 200 Repos. Neither party may bind the other without authorization.

28.6 Entire Agreement and Interpretation

These Terms, together with any feature-specific terms or separate written agreement that validly applies, describe the agreement governing your use of the Service. Headings are included for readability and do not change the meaning of the provisions. References to laws include applicable mandatory protections and rights.

28.7 Language

The English version of these Terms is the authoritative version for interpretation unless applicable law requires otherwise. If another language version is provided, it is intended to assist understanding; any conflict will be resolved in accordance with applicable law and the governing agreement.

29. Contact Us

For questions about these Terms, concerns about content, rights-related requests, security reports, or other Service inquiries, contact Top 200 Repos using only the following official contact methods:

• Contact Page: https://top200repos.com/contact
• Email: [email protected]

Please include enough detail to identify the relevant page, feature, repository, submission, or issue. Avoid including passwords, authentication tokens, or other unnecessary sensitive information.

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