These terms of use govern the way you may browse, read, and interact with the website of Plyxarongrwhron at plyxarongrwhron.world (the “site”). They sit alongside the privacy policy, the cookie policy, and any written service agreement you have signed. If a conflict exists between a bespoke contract and these terms, the bespoke contract should prevail, but you must not rely on a silent override without checking with us in writing. The public voice of the site is in English, while our postal address in Wellington, New Zealand, remains the same regardless of the reader’s time zone.
Eligibility and nature of the site
You may use the site if you are old enough to form a binding contract in the place you are browsing from, or you are in a school or public agency environment where a guardian or officer allows access. The site is meant for organisations and self-directed adults. It is not a telehealth or counselling channel. The examples about breaks and focus describe patterns teams sometimes explore; they are not a promise of any outcome, and you should not read them as guidance about health conditions.
Paid advertising and destination pages
If you open this site from a paid advertisement (for example, Google Ads in New Zealand or elsewhere), you see the same public pages, policies, and contact details as any other visitor. We do not operate separate “ad-only” destinations with different claims or business information. Anyone placing ads is responsible for ensuring that creatives, keywords, and landing URLs comply with each platform’s policies, including requirements for truthfulness, transparency, and any industry-specific or regional rules. Nothing on this site is an offer of a regulated health service in New Zealand or any other country.
Permitted and prohibited uses
Permitted uses include reading, sharing links, downloading pages for a reasonable personal cache, and sending contact messages that respect the privacy policy. Prohibited uses include, without limitation, attempting to break authentication, flooding forms, introducing malware, reverse engineering a backend you do not have rights to, mining email addresses to send unrelated bulk offers, and framing the site in a way that could confuse visitors about sponsorship. We may throttle or block patterns that look automated without telling you in advance, especially on shared infrastructure.
If you are a government user in the European Union, the United Kingdom, or the Netherlands, the site may still be hosted on infrastructure outside that jurisdiction, as explained in the privacy materials. We do not use the public pages to make a representation about official procurement compliance until a formal tender process is underway.
Intellectual property and branding
Unless a credit line on the page says otherwise, we own or license the text, design, layout, and the bespoke vector artwork that ships with the project. The Font Awesome icons you see are used under the vendor’s open licence, and the font stack is system-first to reduce tracking. You may quote short excerpts for fair criticism or news reporting with attribution; you may not resell a wholesale copy of the policy pages or pretend that your microsite is our microsite. Trademarks of third parties mentioned in passing belong to their owners.
Reliance, warranties, and consumer law
We work to keep information accurate on the day it is published, but the site and its materials are provided “as is” and, where permitted, without implied warranties. If you are a “consumer” in New Zealand as defined in the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993, that Act may give you rights that cannot be excluded, and the following limits apply only to the maximum extent the Act allows. If you are a business visitor from another country, the laws of that country may offer additional or different non-waivable protections, and you should not assume this paragraph replaces them; it simply describes our default stance where freedom of contract is higher.
Limitation of liability
Except for liability that cannot be limited by law, our aggregate responsibility for any event or series of related events connected with the public site, outside a separate paid project, is capped at the higher of (a) one hundred New Zealand dollars or (b) the amount you have paid us through that site in the three months before the first event, which will often be zero. We are not liable for indirect or consequential loss, including lost profits, if the law in your jurisdiction allows us to say so. The contact form and thank-you page are a convenience; if they fail because of a browser extension or a network issue on your end, you can still call or write to the address on the contact page.
Indemnity where fair
If a third party sues us because of something you did while pretending to be associated with the brand, or because you used our trade dress in a misleading way, you agree to help us with reasonable defences, subject to a court or arbitrator deciding the fair contribution when multiple parties are involved. We will not use this as a way to ask individuals for unbounded personal indemnity in consumer situations where that would be unfair.
Suspension and takedown
We can suspend an abusive form route or a repeated visitor pattern, or remove content, when we have a good-faith belief that the law, our host’s acceptable use document, or public safety require it, or when a regulator issues an order. You may appeal by writing to the email address below with enough detail to understand your concern.
Links out
Links to other sites are for convenience. We do not control those destinations and are not responsible for their privacy or security, though we try to point only to services we believe act responsibly on the day we link them.
Assignment
If we restructure, merge, or sell assets, these terms and the data described in the privacy notice may be transferred to a successor who will honour the promises at least as much as we did, and we will let you know through a site notice or email when that is practicable.
Governing law and courts
These terms are governed by the laws of New Zealand, without regard to a conflict of laws rule that would send the matter elsewhere. The courts in Wellington are a convenient but not always exclusive place for any dispute, because some consumers may be able to sue where they live. Nothing here reduces the right of a European, UK, or EEA data subject to bring a privacy case under those regions’ processes where applicable.