CCPEDIAby Unity Nodes

TERMS OF SERVICE

Terms of use

Last updated: 2026-09-21

1. What CCPEDIA is

CCPEDIA is a free, read-only aggregator that pulls publicly available content from several Canton Network sources into one place, CIPs (canton-foundation/cips), the Canton forum, the public Global Sync mailing lists, Splice and Daml docs, official whitepapers, blog and release announcements, and lets you search across all of them.

CCPEDIA is run by Unity Nodes as a convenience for the community. It is not affiliated with the Canton Foundation, the Global Synchronizer Foundation, Digital Asset, or any other organization in the official Canton ecosystem.

By using the site you agree to these terms. If you don't, please don't use it.

2. Source content stays with its owners

Every CIP, forum post, mailing message, doc page and announcement displayed on CCPEDIAbelongs to its original author or publisher. We aggregate and re-display it under fair-use / community-knowledge principles and always link back to the source. Nothing on CCPEDIA transfers copyright or grants new rights to anyone.

The CCPEDIA layout, design, and original code (the aggregator itself) is © 2026 Unity Nodes.

3. Acceptable use

Please don't:

  • Hammer the site or its API with scrapers, bots, or scripted bulk queries.
  • Try to bypass rate limits or other technical safeguards.
  • Submit other people's personal data, secrets, or confidential material.
  • Use the site to produce illegal or harmful content.

We may block traffic that violates this without notice.

4. No warranty, no liability

The site is provided "as is". We don't guarantee uptime, accuracy, completeness, or fit for any purpose. To the maximum extent allowed by law, Unity Nodes is not liable for any damages arising from your use of the site.

Some text on the site is written by a language model, for example the TL;DR summaries of proposals and the charts drawn by the chart pane on /vitals. It can be wrong or out of date. The linked source is always the authoritative version.

5. Changes

We may modify or shut down any part of the service at any time. We don't commit to preserving historical content or indexes.

6. Contact

Questions or notices about these terms: contact form.