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When I am talking about protecting the mud owner, I am talking about confirming that the person they are dealing with is indeed 18 and will not later pull the rug out because they are a minor. I understand that a minor cannot be held to a contact. I was curious if there was any way that the age could be confirmed legally, i.e., by having the document notarized?
Setting aside the portion of number 2 that requires signature, there has to be a way to address that the area is being given permission to be used on the mud. Graphics companies or artists sell graphics to companies for use on their websites, not to individuals in the companies. When the point of contact leaves, that sale is not void.
The last point was something that I was wondering too. Do you have suggestions? While it is useful to know what could go wrong, it would be more useful to know possible solutions as well. I don't necessarily know how to solve the problems, that is why I asked for help.
Neranz Laverani, Seeker of Knowledge
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