Terms of Use
The rules for using mizan.ac and the Mizan API, and what you can and can't rely on a record for.
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Who Runs Mizan
Mizan, at mizan.ac and api.mizan.ac, is run by KORDU LTD, a company registered in England and Wales (company number 16836154). Its registered office is First Floor Office, 3 Hornton Place, London W8 4LZ. "We" on this page means KORDU LTD.
What Mizan Does
Mizan reads the ban lists game communities publish and keeps one record for each player account it finds on them. Mizan's anti-cheat, which runs on Justified's game servers, adds what it catches. Anyone can read a record on mizan.ac, and organizations that run game servers can read records through the API.
A Record Is Information, Not a Verdict
Each ban on a record belongs to the community that published it. We copy what its list says. We don't check whether the ban was deserved, and a ban on one community's list means nothing about any other server.
Read a record as what other communities have said about an account, and make your own decisions. Don't present a record as proof that someone cheated or broke a rule. A player who thinks a ban is wrong can dispute it; the corrections page explains how.
Using mizan.ac
- Look up any player, as often as you need to.
- Don't copy the site in bulk with scripts. Use the API, which exists for that and has its own limits.
- Don't try to get around rate limits, break the site or reach anything that isn't public.
- Don't use a record to harass, threaten or publicly shame the person it's about.
Organizations and the API
An organization uses the API with its own key. The organization is responsible for what is done with its key, so keep it on your own servers and don't share it.
- Use answers to decide who plays on your own servers and to moderate your own community.
- Stay within the rate limits, and don't use several keys to get past them.
- Don't resell answers, or use them to publish a copy of the registry.
- If your organization adds bans, add only bans your own staff gave on your own servers, keep each one accurate, and end it through the API when you lift it or an appeal succeeds.
We can suspend an organization or revoke a key when these terms are broken or a key is being misused. A suspended organization's requests are refused.
Your Responsibilities When You Act on a Record
When your organization refuses, kicks or bans a player because of a record, that decision is yours. You may be the controller of the data you keep about your own players, with your own duties under data protection law.
No Guarantee
Mizan is provided as it is. Lists change, readers fail and a record can be out of date or wrong. We don't promise that a record is complete or accurate, or that the site and the API will always be available. We can change or stop any part of Mizan.
Liability
We aren't liable for decisions you or anyone else make using a record, or for losses that come from Mizan being unavailable. Nothing in these terms limits liability that the law doesn't allow us to limit, such as for death or personal injury caused by negligence, or for fraud.
Changes and Law
We update this page when the terms change, and the date at the top shows the current version. These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales, and its courts deal with any dispute about them.
Contact
Mizan's email address will be listed here. By post, write to KORDU LTD, First Floor Office, 3 Hornton Place, London W8 4LZ, and say your letter is about Mizan.