policies VS odyssey

Basecamp has their policies on Github, though it looks like they've archived the repo: https://github.com/basecamp/policies

For our policies, https://engineawesome.com/about/policies/, we used Basecamp's policies and forked them: https://github.com/basecamp/policies

The 37signals / Basecamp policies would be a good starting point; https://github.com/basecamp/policies

You can use basecamp’s GitHub and modify and change according to your needs. https://github.com/basecamp/policies

We used Basecamps and just had to make some minor adjustments. We chose them because they are easy to understand: https://github.com/basecamp/policies

Few options I’ve used.

1. legal zoom business advisory service which give you access to lawyers for free document review (under 10 pages) or 30 minute consultations with lawyers for about $40/month. I think they have a yearly plan that is even cheaper.

2. Rocker lawyer also provides free document reviews by lawyers for a yearly plan.

Both where useful for TOS and privacy policy and occasionally review NDA, etc.

3. Base camp ToS and privacy policy are available online and free to use

https://github.com/basecamp/policies

The extra layers are a blend of some of Halo 1's Xbox looping stems, and additional layers recreated by myself and Booey, together we're working on Project Odyssey, a year(s!) long project that has involved analyzing, researching and documenting finds, interviews and archiving knowledge on our quest to recreate the CE soundtrack in enhanced, redefined fidelity that aims to be more faithful to the original sound than the CEA soundtrack, released open source for modders to remix and adapt to new custom Halo content. No copyrighted material is used and everything in the release versions is/will be completely recreated from scratch, using a mix of software, hardware, and the original equipment that the real soundtrack was made with way back then! You can follow our project at the CE Reclaimers Discord.