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In the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy page we need to make some changes to reflect a small change to the way library eligibility is handled (T285557). There are also a couple of areas we want to tidy up and clarify as part of the same change. This task must not be merged to production until TXXXXXX is also ready to send. The following sentences need updating: - `This website allows users to apply simultaneously for access to multiple publishers’ materials, and makes the administration of and access to Wikipedia Library accounts easy and efficient.` -> `This website allows Wikipedia editors to search and access these resources.` - `To that end, in order to be eligible for the Wikipedia Library program, we require that you be registered for a user account on the projects. We give preference to users with at least 500 edits and six (6) months of activity` -> `To that end, in order to be eligible for The Wikipedia Library, we require that you be registered for a user account on the projects, with at least 500 edits, six (6) months of activity, and 10+ edits in the last month.` - `, but these are not strict requirements` -> Delete - `We ask that you do not request access to any publishers whose resources you can already access for free` -> `We ask that you do not request access to any publishers with a limited number of available accounts whose resources you can already access for free` - `Wikipedia Library Card accounts do not expire. However, access to an individual publisher’s resources will generally lapse after one year, after which you will either need to apply for renewal or your account will automatically be renewed.` -> `Your eligibility to access The Wikipedia Library is assessed at each login. While more than half of the library's content is provided via this automated eligibility check, access to other publisher's content may be time limited, typically lapsing after one year, after which you will usually need to apply for renewal.` - `If you obtain a Wikipedia Library account, but a long-term block or ban is subsequently instituted against you on one of the projects, you may lose access to your Wikipedia Library account` -> remove "long-term" - `The following limited information that you provide is public to all users by default: 1) when you created a Wikipedia Library Card account; 2) which publishers’ resources you have applied to access; 3) your rationale for accessing the resources of each partner to which you apply. Editors who do not wish to make points 2 and 3 public may opt out using a checkbox when filing an application.` -> Delete - `Sharing your usernames, passwords, or any access codes for publisher resources with others;` -> `Sharing your Wikipedia account, usernames, passwords, or any access codes for publisher resources with others;` - `You can browse the Wikipedia Library site without logging in, but will need to log in ` -> `Some Wikipedia Library pages are visible without logging in, but you will need to log in` We will also need to update the 'Last updated' date to the relevant date this change is made.

In the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy page we need to make some changes to reflect a small change to the way library eligibility is handled (T285557). There are also a couple of areas we want to tidy up and clarify as part of the same change. **This task must not be merged to production until T286897 is also ready to send.** The following sentences need updating: - `This website allows users to apply simultaneously for access to multiple publishers’ materials, and makes the administration of and access to Wikipedia Library accounts easy and efficient.` -> `This website allows Wikipedia editors to search and access these resources.` - `To that end, in order to be eligible for the Wikipedia Library program, we require that you be registered for a user account on the projects. We give preference to users with at least 500 edits and six (6) months of activity` -> `To that end, in order to be eligible for The Wikipedia Library, we require that you be registered for a user account on the projects, with at least 500 edits, six (6) months of activity, and 10+ edits in the last month.` - `, but these are not strict requirements` -> Delete - `We ask that you do not request access to any publishers whose resources you can already access for free` -> `We ask that you do not request access to any publishers with a limited number of available accounts whose resources you can already access for free` - `Wikipedia Library Card accounts do not expire. However, access to an individual publisher’s resources will generally lapse after one year, after which you will either need to apply for renewal or your account will automatically be renewed.` -> `Your eligibility to access The Wikipedia Library is assessed at each login. While more than half of the library's content is provided via this automated eligibility check, access to other publisher's content may be time limited, typically lapsing after one year, after which you will usually need to apply for renewal.` - `If you obtain a Wikipedia Library account, but a long-term block or ban is subsequently instituted against you on one of the projects, you may lose access to your Wikipedia Library account` -> remove "long-term" - `The following limited information that you provide is public to all users by default: 1) when you created a Wikipedia Library Card account; 2) which publishers’ resources you have applied to access; 3) your rationale for accessing the resources of each partner to which you apply. Editors who do not wish to make points 2 and 3 public may opt out using a checkbox when filing an application.` -> Delete - `Sharing your usernames, passwords, or any access codes for publisher resources with others;` -> `Sharing your Wikipedia account, usernames, passwords, or any access codes for publisher resources with others;` - `You can browse the Wikipedia Library site without logging in, but will need to log in ` -> `Some Wikipedia Library pages are visible without logging in, but you will need to log in` We will also need to update the 'Last updated' date to the relevant date this change is made.

In the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy page we need to make some changes to reflect a small change to the way library eligibility is handled (T285557). There are also a couple of areas we want to tidy up and clarify as part of the same change. **This task must not be merged to production until TXXXXXXT286897 is also ready to send.** The following sentences need updating: - `This website allows users to apply simultaneously for access to multiple publishers’ materials, and makes the administration of and access to Wikipedia Library accounts easy and efficient.` -> `This website allows Wikipedia editors to search and access these resources.` - `To that end, in order to be eligible for the Wikipedia Library program, we require that you be registered for a user account on the projects. We give preference to users with at least 500 edits and six (6) months of activity` -> `To that end, in order to be eligible for The Wikipedia Library, we require that you be registered for a user account on the projects, with at least 500 edits, six (6) months of activity, and 10+ edits in the last month.` - `, but these are not strict requirements` -> Delete - `We ask that you do not request access to any publishers whose resources you can already access for free` -> `We ask that you do not request access to any publishers with a limited number of available accounts whose resources you can already access for free` - `Wikipedia Library Card accounts do not expire. However, access to an individual publisher’s resources will generally lapse after one year, after which you will either need to apply for renewal or your account will automatically be renewed.` -> `Your eligibility to access The Wikipedia Library is assessed at each login. While more than half of the library's content is provided via this automated eligibility check, access to other publisher's content may be time limited, typically lapsing after one year, after which you will usually need to apply for renewal.` - `If you obtain a Wikipedia Library account, but a long-term block or ban is subsequently instituted against you on one of the projects, you may lose access to your Wikipedia Library account` -> remove "long-term" - `The following limited information that you provide is public to all users by default: 1) when you created a Wikipedia Library Card account; 2) which publishers’ resources you have applied to access; 3) your rationale for accessing the resources of each partner to which you apply. Editors who do not wish to make points 2 and 3 public may opt out using a checkbox when filing an application.` -> Delete - `Sharing your usernames, passwords, or any access codes for publisher resources with others;` -> `Sharing your Wikipedia account, usernames, passwords, or any access codes for publisher resources with others;` - `You can browse the Wikipedia Library site without logging in, but will need to log in ` -> `Some Wikipedia Library pages are visible without logging in, but you will need to log in` We will also need to update the 'Last updated' date to the relevant date this change is made.