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The term checker uses LanguageTool. The TechScribe licence is not related to the LanguageTool licence (https://github.com/languagetool-org/languagetool/blob/master/COPYING.txt).
The term checker files are not open-source. You are permitted to make backup copies of the project files and to customize the project files. You are not permitted to use the term checker to train AI models.
Some rules are derived from The Global English Style Guide by John R Kohl, Copyright © 2008, SAS Institute Inc, Cary, NC, USA. All Rights Reserved. Used with Permission. SAS does not (a) grant, or purport to grant, any rights to SAS' intellectual property rights in the SAS materials; (b) in any way restrict, or purport to restrict, SAS' abilities to protect its intellectual property rights in the SAS materials; or (c) create, or purport to create, any obligations by SAS with respect to the SAS materials.
The rules in the term checker do not find all ASD-STE100 errors. Before you buy a licence, TechScribe gives you a free trial of the term checker. Make sure that the rules are sufficient to meet your requirements.
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Licence for the commercial version of the term checker
You will receive a username and password that lets you access the STE data files that are on the TechScribe website. TechScribe does not guarantee 100% availability of the TechScribe website.
A licence is a concurrent licence (floating licence). For example, if you buy a 5-user licence, at one time, a maximum of 5 persons are permitted to use the term checker. For a multi-user licence, use the same username and password for all the users.
There are approximately 2 updates each year. If an updated version of the term checker uses a new version of LanguageTool, you must update LanguageTool. But, it is not necessary to use an updated version of the term checker. TechScribe will tell you when an update is available.
For a free trial, or to buy one or more licences, or to get a free academic licence, contact TechScribe. The contract is governed by the laws of England.
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