Question 1

What the site is

Accepted Answer

The site publishes general information, guides, and sample letters, plus a ceremonial declaration. General information, not legal advice. We are not a law firm. For your situation, contact Community Law (free) or a lawyer.

Question 2

The Declaration

Accepted Answer

The Stardust Declaration is ceremonial, no legal effect. Printing it, signing it, or reading it does not change legal status, citizenship, tax, or any other duty.

Question 3

Free material

Accepted Answer

The guides, the tool finder, the fill-in letters on the guides, and the Declaration are free to read. An account is optional. Signup collects an email address, a username, and a password. An account does not grant a paid library. A forum and a newsletter are not part of the site.

Question 4

Lifetime

Accepted Answer

Lifetime means for as long as the service runs. It does not mean the life of a person, and it does not mean forever if the service stops.

Question 5

The 14-day refund

Accepted Answer

Once a lifetime purchase exists, you may ask for a refund within 14 days of the payment. You do not have to give a reason. How to ask will be published on the refunds page before any payment is taken. There is no purchase to refund today.

Question 6

Acceptable use

Accepted Answer

Do not use the site to present a sample letter as if this site had looked at your case. Do not present the Declaration as a legal instrument. The public page What we don't teach is part of these terms in this sense: those ideas are not part of the product, now or later.

Question 7

Where the rules come from

Accepted Answer

The rights guides are centred on New Zealand law, with separate pages for the European Union, the United Kingdom, and Indonesia. The business and tax rules of the place the service is run from are not set out here. They were not researched for these terms.