ATTENDEES Terms & Conditions

ATTENDEE TERMS & CONDITIONS

1. Definitions

  • Attendee means any person accessing AstroExpos online events
  • Event Content means all digital sessions and materials
  • Speakers are governed under separate Speaker Terms

2. Relationship to Speaker Terms

Speaker obligations are governed separately.

This Agreement governs attendee access and conduct.


3. Online Events Only

All events are online only.

No in-person attendance exists.


4. Access

Attendees are responsible for:

  • internet access
  • device compatibility
  • secure login

Access is non-transferable.


5. Fees

Non-refundable except where required by law.


6. Programme Changes

AstroExpos may:

  • change schedule or Speakers
  • modify or replace content
  • change platforms

No guarantees of uninterrupted access.


7. Conduct

Attendees must not:

  • harass or disrupt
  • abuse platforms
  • misuse chat or features

8. Intellectual Property

Content is for personal use only.

No copying, recording, or redistribution allowed.


9. Recording Consent

Attendees consent to:

  • recording of sessions
  • capture of participation (chat, Q&A, username)
  • global use in perpetuity

10. Attendee Data

Collected under Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) for:

  • administration
  • analytics
  • communication

11. Engagement Sharing with Speakers

Where attendees access Speaker content, relevant data may be shared with those Speakers only.


12. Prohibited Use

No:

  • sharing accounts
  • content redistribution
  • bypassing security

13. Liability

No liability for indirect or consequential loss.


14. Indemnity

Attendees indemnify AstroExpos against misuse or breach.


15. Force Majeure

No liability for:

  • outages
  • cyber incidents
  • platform failure

16. Governing Law

Victoria, Australia.


17. Electronic Acceptance

Acceptance via registration or platform access.


18. Mandatory Checkbox

☐ I agree to the Attendee Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.


19. Cross-Reference with Speaker Terms

This Agreement operates alongside Speaker Terms.

Speaker obligations are governed separately.

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