April 2026
This page covers the legal terms, disclaimers, and policies that apply to the Tangled Network website and references to the A2AL protocol.
Tangled Network is not a company or legal entity — it is the name of the ecosystem that naturally forms around the A2AL open-source protocol.
The A2AL protocol software, SDKs, daemon, and all related tools are provided "as is," without warranty of any kind — express or implied. This includes, but is not limited to, warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and non-infringement. In no event shall the authors or copyright holders be liable for any claim, damages, or other liability arising from use of the software.
Any application, service, or system built on top of A2AL is the responsibility of its builder. The authors make no guarantees about the availability, reliability, or behavior of the public Tangled Network.
A2AL is licensed under the Mozilla Public License 2.0 (MPL-2.0). The full license text is available in the A2AL repository on GitHub at github.com/a2al/a2al.
Website content — text, copy, and design — is copyright © 2026 The A2AL Authors. The open-source license applies to the protocol software, not to the website content.
This website does not collect personal data, does not use tracking cookies, and does not run any analytics scripts. No information about your visit is stored or transmitted to third parties by this site.
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A2AL and Tangled Network are networking protocol projects. They are not associated with any cryptocurrency token, ICO, or financial product of any kind.
Any use of the A2AL or Tangled Network name in token offerings, financial promotions, or investment schemes is unauthorized and not endorsed by the authors.
This site links to external resources including GitHub and a2al.org. These are independent services with their own privacy policies and terms of use. Tangled Network is not responsible for the content or practices of linked third-party sites.
Contributions to the A2AL codebase are welcome. Before a pull request can be merged, contributors must sign the Contributor License Agreement (CLA). A bot will prompt you automatically when you open a PR.
See the A2AL GitHub repository for contribution guidelines and the full CLA text.