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IESET policy

Terms of Service

These terms cover the public IESET website, its research pages, and the contribution pathways used to improve the corpus. The short version: use the framework honestly, preserve provenance, respect source licenses, and do not treat provisional research as a substitute for professional advice.

Last updated: May 5, 2026

What IESET is

IESET is a public research framework, policy lab, and think tank for turning economic-policy claims into testable hypotheses. It publishes pre-registered specifications, reproducible evidence packets, policy links, movement histories, and scoreboard views.

The framework is designed to make arguments auditable. It does not promise ideological neutrality; it promises explicit priors, transparent methods, public provenance, and openness to adversarial correction.

Not professional advice

IESET content is provided for research, education, and public-interest discussion. It is not legal, financial, investment, tax, medical, or professional advice.

Do not rely on IESET as the sole basis for policy, investment, legal, or personal decisions. Verify primary sources and consult qualified professionals where decisions carry real-world risk.

Using the site

You may browse, cite, discuss, and link to public IESET pages. When using IESET data, code, charts, or evidence packets, preserve source attribution and respect any license notices attached to the relevant repository files, datasets, or third-party sources.

Do not misuse the site by attempting to disrupt availability, bypass security, overload infrastructure, misrepresent results, strip provenance, or present IESET outputs as if they were produced under a different methodology.

Automated access should be reasonable, cached where practical, and respectful of hosting limits. IESET exists to make public evidence easier to inspect, not to provide a high-volume commercial data feed.

Contributions

If you submit issues, pull requests, review notes, data repairs, hypotheses, or other contributions, only submit material you have the right to share.

By submitting material to IESET contribution channels, you give IESET permission to review, reproduce, adapt, publish, attribute, and archive that material as part of the public framework, subject to any repository license terms or contribution rules that apply.

Do not submit confidential, proprietary, sensitive personal, or embargoed material unless a private review process has been explicitly agreed in advance.

Evidence and limitations

IESET results are provisional research artifacts. A verdict can change when data vintages improve, specifications are corrected, better causal identification becomes available, or adversarial review finds an error.

The scoreboard and related pages summarize the current corpus. They should be read together with each hypothesis page, evidence packet, diagnostics, steelman, and falsification rule.

IESET may contain errors, stale links, incomplete coverage, or contested interpretations. The correction process is part of the product, not an exception to it.

Third-party services and sources

IESET links to publisher APIs, public datasets, repositories, archives, and third-party websites. Those services are governed by their own terms, privacy policies, licenses, and availability constraints.

IESET is not responsible for third-party content, data availability, API changes, rate limits, or licensing changes.

Reserved integration routes

Some URLs may be reserved for third-party app verification or OAuth redirect configuration. A reserved redirect URL being reachable does not mean that a full sign-in or token-exchange flow is active unless IESET explicitly documents that integration.

No warranty

IESET is provided on an as-is and as-available basis. To the fullest extent permitted by law, IESET disclaims warranties of accuracy, completeness, fitness for a particular purpose, uninterrupted availability, and non-infringement.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, IESET will not be liable for indirect, incidental, consequential, special, exemplary, or punitive damages arising from use of the site or reliance on its content.

Changes

IESET may update these terms as the framework, data pipeline, contribution process, or integrations evolve. The updated date at the top of this page indicates the latest published version.

Contact

Questions about these terms can be raised through the contribution channels linked from the contribute page.

For the review process, see Contribute. For data-handling details, see Privacy Policy.