# Legal texts — the closed-test set IS published; the rest are drafts. NOT legal advice. **Status, 2026-10-09: the closed-test set is LIVE.** On the operator's ruling of 2026-10-09 — *no company exists yet; publish a closed-test set now; the full ÁSZF, the impresszum and the lawyer's review wait for the company and the first paying customer* — two pages went onto the website: | Published | Live at | Source of record | |---|---|---| | Privacy notice | | `adatkezelesi-tajekoztato-1.0.md` | | Closed-test terms | | `feltetelek-1.0.md` | The two `…-1.0.md` files are **derived from the published HTML** so the record cannot drift from the page. Every page of the website now links both in its footer, and the contact form's consent text was replaced with the honest one. **Still not published and still pending the lawyer (R-802):** the full ÁSZF, the impresszum (it needs company data that does not exist) and any English translation of the legal texts. **Not legal advice.** These texts were written by an AI assistant from the system's own documents. A lawyer decides what is legally required, what legal basis applies, and what the final text says. They were published **before** that review, deliberately, on the operator's ruling above. **Status of the drafts: first drafts, written 2026-10-08 by Claude Code on the operator's request (Part E of that night's brief). Pending lawyer review.** These files are working drafts for register rows **R-813** (the website collects personal data but publishes no privacy notice, no terms and no imprint — owner: operator) and **R-802** (the lawyer's review before the first paying customer — owner: operator). The wider set of business papers (customer contract, data-processing agreement, billing) is the intention **R-809** in `documentation/backlog/ROADMAP.md`. | File | What it is | |---|---| | `adatkezelesi-tajekoztato-1.0.md` | **PUBLISHED** — the privacy notice as it stands on the website | | `feltetelek-1.0.md` | **PUBLISHED** — the closed-test terms as they stand on the website | | `DRAFT-aszf.md` | Általános Szerződési Feltételek — a structured skeleton; business terms are placeholders | | `DRAFT-adatkezelesi-tajekoztato.md` | Adatkezelési tájékoztató — built from the architecture documents and the code, each line cited | | `DRAFT-impresszum.md` | Impresszum — placeholders only | | `DRAFT-kapcsolat-hozzajarulas.md` | A proposed replacement for the contact form's consent text, and the link it should carry | ## Rules for these drafts - **Not legal advice.** Written by an AI assistant from the system's own documents. A lawyer decides what is legally required, what legal basis applies, and what the final text says. - **Every fact the operator must supply is a visible placeholder** like `[[CÉGNÉV]]`. Nothing is invented. `[[ELLENŐRIZNI]]` marks a fact the code and the documents do not state. - **The privacy notice is true to the system, not to a template.** Each line carries an HTML comment ``. If the system changes (a new processor, a new retention), the notice must change with it. - **Nothing is published until the operator says so.** Publishing means a website change (`website/` is served from `main` by git-sync), a link from every page footer, and the contact form's consent text replaced. All three were done on 2026-10-09 **for the closed-test set only**, on the operator's word. The ÁSZF and the impresszum are still unpublished, and the rule still holds for them. - Each draft ends with the list of points the lawyer must check and every point where the draft had to guess.