About this agreement WikiNative Studio and professional services — terms and conditions Supplier: James Lawrie trading as WikiNative. 14 The Square, Shrewsbury, SY1 1JZ, United Kingdom. Email: james@wikinative.com. 1. Introduction 1.1 I am James Lawrie trading as WikiNative, a sole trader. I supply WikiNative Studio and the professional Wikipedia services described in these terms. My trading and correspondence address is 14 The Square, Shrewsbury, SY1 1JZ, United Kingdom. Contact me at james@wikinative.com. These terms apply to a new subscription when supplied and accepted before activation, and to separately agreed services as stated in their order. 1.2 I reserve the right to modify these Terms at any time without notice. Any changes will be effective from the date they are posted on my website. It is your responsibility to review these Terms periodically to ensure you remain aware of any changes. 1.3 An active Studio subscription, including an eligible free trial while it remains active, is required to use the private workspace and order services through it, except where I have expressly agreed another access arrangement. The limited access for a delayed trial assessment in clause 4.17 is an exception. Existing customers retain their agreed arrangements. 1.4 Your confirmed plan, price, trial deadline and renewal arrangements form part of your subscription agreement. A separate assessment, Draft Review or editorial project has the scope, fee and completion criteria stated in its accepted order. That order governs its specific deliverables and payment events. No order or term removes rights that cannot lawfully be excluded. Your subscription pays for platform access and its stated allowance; professional work beyond that allowance is commissioned and charged separately. 2. Services 2.1 I offer professional Wikipedia editing services, including but not limited to: article creation, editing, revision, and monitoring. 2.2 I will provide Services in accordance with Wikipedia's policies and guidelines, including but not limited to the Neutral Point of View, Verifiability, and Notability policies. 2.3 I make no guarantees regarding the approval or publication of any Wikipedia article or any edits to the encyclopaedia, as the final decision lies with the Wikipedia community and its administrators. 2.4 The editorial control over the text, images, and page content resides with Wikipedia's community, the public, and James Lawrie, who trades as WikiNative. 2.5 I make the editorial decisions. My decisions are guided by Wikipedia’s content policies, guidelines and manual of style. You may contribute facts, sources and feedback, but a review draft does not give you editorial control over Wikipedia. 3. Client responsibilities, communication and conduct 3.1 You agree to provide accurate, complete, and up-to-date information for the purposes of the Services. 3.2 You warrant that you have the necessary rights and permissions to use, reproduce, and publish any content, images, or materials you provide for the Services. 3.3 You agree not to use the Services for any purpose that is unlawful, unethical or otherwise violates Wikipedia's policies and guidelines. 3.4 Do not threaten, bully, harass or intimidate me, my family, associates, contractors or other clients. I address breaches proportionately under clauses 3.15–3.18. A lawful complaint, request for a refund, payment dispute or notice of intended legal action is not, by itself, harassment or grounds for forfeiting payment. 3.5 Keep confidential project material private under sections 5 and 6. This does not prevent a lawful review, reasonable criticism, confidential professional advice, necessary reporting to a court, regulator or payment provider, or discussion of your own experience that does not unlawfully disclose protected private material. 3.6 Refunds, cancellation rights and remedies required by law remain available. Seeking a refund or raising a good-faith payment dispute is not itself a breach of these terms. There is no automatic forfeiture of all payments because you complain or cancel. 3.7 Any estimate I give is advisory unless we expressly agree a binding deadline. I will explain a material delay. This does not remove your rights where a service must be supplied within an agreed or reasonable time. 3.8 Pay agreed fees by the due date stated in the accepted order or invoice. Subscription payments follow the schedule in section 4. A separate invoice does not shorten the trial or change the agreed subscription schedule. 3.9 I may suspend or end affected services for a material breach, a genuine security issue or another lawful reason, with notice, reasons and a reasonable opportunity to remedy where appropriate. Urgent protective action may be necessary for serious abuse or a security risk. This does not create an automatic penalty, remove statutory remedies or entitle me to keep payment for services that I must refund. 3.10 Service and availability. WikiNative is James Lawrie’s independent consultancy, operated by an individual sole trader. Your subscription and project fees cover the agreed services. They do not include a personal concierge service, continuous availability, instant replies, unlimited consultations or on-demand telephone access. Work is scheduled around agreed scope, deadlines and commitments to other clients; repeated contact does not give a project priority. 3.11 Contact hours. My normal contact hours are Monday to Thursday, 9am to 5pm, UK time, excluding bank holidays and notified leave. Fridays, evenings and weekends are outside these hours. You may leave a message outside contact hours, but must not demand an out-of-hours response or repeatedly chase during those periods. An occasional reply outside these hours does not create an ongoing entitlement to out-of-hours service. 3.12 Written communication and WikiNative Studio. All ongoing project communication must be in writing. Submit editorial feedback, proposed wording, corrections and supporting sources through the comments alongside the relevant passages in your private WikiNative Studio draft. Use the designated portal help channel or james@wikinative.com for access problems, billing, administration and complaints. If the portal is unavailable or an accessibility adjustment is needed, contact me by email to agree a workable alternative. Do not duplicate editorial feedback across email, messaging apps, social media and the portal. 3.13 Calls and meetings. Unscheduled calls, personal messaging and social-media contact are not project support channels. The £120, 30-minute Calendly appointments are tours or demonstrations of WikiNative Studio, not project consultations or problem-solving calls. Written Wikipedia consultation is available to Studio subscribers within the agreed scope. Any different meeting or separately chargeable work must be agreed with me in writing in advance, including its scope and fee. 3.14 Consolidated feedback and follow-ups. Group related points into one clear set of comments and nominate one main contact where several people are involved. Follow any response date you and I have agreed. Otherwise, allow three working days before sending one concise follow-up; for this section, working days are Monday to Thursday excluding bank holidays and notified leave. This is a minimum interval before routine chasing, not a guaranteed response or completion time. If an agreed response date has passed, you may follow up then. Genuine new information, access or security problems, and time-sensitive legal or payment matters may be raised promptly. 3.15 Respectful conduct. Communicate courteously and focus on the work. Personal insults, abusive or discriminatory language, intimidation, harassment, threats of violence and pressure directed at my family, associates or other clients are unacceptable. Do not repeatedly demand an immediate response, resend the same request, or move between channels to bypass a stated communication boundary. Disagreement with an editorial decision must be expressed through specific comments and supporting evidence. 3.16 Readable feedback. Use normal sentence case. Do not write whole messages, paragraphs or inline feedback in BLOCK CAPITALS for emphasis or to distinguish your comments. Use separate comments, headings or bullet points instead. Acronyms, quotations that need their original formatting and agreed accessibility adjustments are permitted. An isolated formatting mistake will normally be met with a request to correct it. 3.17 Addressing breaches. If communication breaches this section, I will normally explain the specific problem in writing, state the change required and give a reasonable opportunity to correct it. I may consolidate duplicate messages, require one designated written channel, or proportionately pause affected work where the conduct prevents me from delivering it. Serious abuse, credible threats or harassment may justify immediate protective suspension. If a material breach continues after warning, or is sufficiently serious, I may terminate the affected services by written notice explaining the reasons. Any suspension or termination under this section will be proportionate and subject to applicable law; this section does not impose an automatic financial penalty or forfeiture of payments. 3.18 Complaints and legal rights. A good-faith complaint, reasonable criticism, lawful review, request for a refund, payment dispute, request for professional advice or exercise of a statutory right is not, by itself, abusive conduct under this section. Nothing in this section restricts lawful reporting, access to legal remedies or rights that cannot lawfully be excluded. I remain responsible for providing the agreed services with reasonable care and skill. 3.19 Agreement to these arrangements. These provisions form part of this version for new engagements when supplied and agreed before the contract is made. Existing engagements remain subject to their accepted terms and applicable law; these terms do not retrospectively turn earlier conduct into a breach. 3.20 The billing account holder confirms authority to subscribe for the identified customer or organisation. The owner counts as a user. Invited users must accept the applicable platform-use and confidentiality terms before entering a private workspace. Do not share sign-in credentials or give an unauthorised person access. 4. Subscriptions, trial, fees and cancellation 4.1 You agree to pay the price and fees clearly disclosed and accepted before committing to the subscription or separate order. Prices in this agreement are in pounds sterling. The subscription totals are £49, £99, £179 and £299 as applicable; an undisclosed tax or fee will not be added to those totals. 4.2 Subscription fees become due at the trial deadline and monthly thereafter unless cancelled. Collection is requested automatically from the saved payment card. Processor handling, authentication and the time a transaction appears on a bank statement may differ from the exact due time. Separately issued invoices must state their agreed due date. I may proportionately restrict affected services after a payment failure while keeping billing, cancellation, receipts, terms and support available. 4.3 The free trial and its included assessment are not retrospectively charged when you cancel. Ordinary cancellation after a paid period begins stops the next renewal and normally leaves access until the end of the paid period; the confirmation states the access deadline. This is subject to the consumer cancellation and remedy provisions in clauses 4.18–4.21 and any more favourable agreed rights. 4.4 Commissions are collectable when one or all of the following criteria are met; the edit remains live in mainspace for three days, the new page creation remains live in mainspace for 3-days, the subject edits the page themselves, a new page reviewer ranks the page as Stub-Class or above, the subjects requests additional edits after the new page creation upload, edits to existing pages remain live for seven days or when the new page creation remains live within mainspace for 3 days. Commissions will be collected automatically; if this isn’t possible, then the invoice must be paid within 24 hours. 4.5 An eligible new subscribing customer receives one seven-day free trial. It starts when verified card setup, subscription activation and usable workspace activation are complete, and lasts 168 elapsed hours (604800 seconds). The contract, activation time and exact trial-end date and time are confirmed on activation in your account and in a confirmation you can keep. Opening checkout does not start the trial. If you cancel before that deadline, no subscription payment is due for the trial. 4.6 Unless you cancel before the trial deadline, your selected subscription becomes payable then and renews monthly until cancelled. Solo is £49 per month for one user; Small is £99 per month for up to five users; Medium is £179 per month for up to ten users; Large is £299 per month for up to twenty users. These are fixed account prices, not individual-seat charges. The plan, capacity, monthly total and automatic renewal are shown before you commit. 4.7 Choose a plan large enough for the account owner, active users and reserved invitations. One user maps to Solo; two to five to Small; six to ten to Medium; eleven to twenty to Large. You may explicitly choose a larger plan. The billing account holder must confirm a higher tier and its price before invitations or access exceed the current capacity. A team member’s invitation does not authorise a price change. A trial plan change preserves its original deadline and used-assessment state and does not initiate an early subscription payment. 4.8 The free trial applies once to the customer or organisation across its authorised users and workspaces. Changing a plan, user, subject, email address, workspace or card does not create another trial. I use the minimum account history and eligibility information reasonably needed to apply this rule. A shared card, IP address, free email service or VPN is not by itself proof that two customers are the same. 4.9 A credit or debit card must be successfully set up before activation and an eligible card must remain on the billing account while you use Studio. Team members share the organisation’s subscription and do not each need a card. Stripe handles card entry; I store necessary payment identifiers and limited display details, not full card numbers or security codes. Successful setup does not guarantee that a future payment will succeed. 4.10 Replace your card through Billing. The replacement must be successfully set up before it replaces the subscription default. If you want to remove the last card, you can end the subscription and active use through the cancellation process. A failed card does not prevent cancellation. If payment requires authentication, fails, or no eligible card remains, protected workspace use may be restricted until resolved. You retain access to billing, cancellation, receipts, terms and support. A payment issue does not itself transfer ownership of your material or authorise its deletion. 4.11 The trial includes one Preliminary Notability Assessment or one Preliminary Viability Assessment in total, shared by all account users and workspaces. It cannot be used for both, a Draft Review, editorial work or money. No second assessment can be ordered while the account remains on the trial, including a separately paid additional assessment. Larger trial plans receive the same single entitlement. 4.12 A notability assessment concerns one proposed new article. A viability assessment concerns one existing Wikipedia article and identified proposed changes. You must identify the live article and scope for a viability request; a proposed new page uses a notability assessment. I may ask for sources or clarification. The trial does not promise completion within seven days regardless of when sufficient material is supplied or work can reasonably be completed. 4.13 The entitlement is used when a valid assessment request is accepted. Further sources and clarification for the same subject and scope remain in that request. A materially different subject or editing objective is a new assessment. A negative result, deletion, cancellation or plan change does not reinstate the allowance. I may repair a technical failure against the original request with a recorded reason. An unused trial entitlement expires at the trial deadline. 4.14 After each successful monthly subscription payment, Solo receives one assessment credit, Small three, Medium six and Large ten. Each credit can fund a notability or viability assessment and expires three months after issue under the existing carry-forward rule. The first paid month receives its full allowance; the trial entitlement is separate. A zero-value trial invoice or separate professional-service payment does not issue monthly credits. Large retains priority review, which is not a fixed completion deadline. 4.15 Draft Reviews cost £24.50 each and are ordered and charged separately, including during the trial. Trial and monthly assessment credits cannot purchase them. Custom Live Editing is £120 per hour after the appropriate assessment and written agreement of scope and authority. A stored card does not authorise unspecified additional work. The trial does not include free drafting, free live editing, free Draft Reviews or unlimited advice. 4.16 Trial and paid assessments are supplied for reading and discussion inside the authorised Studio account under section 6. The private-use restriction is shown before ordering and alongside the report. It does not prevent you from opening your report in Studio or exercising rights that cannot lawfully be excluded. 4.17 If I complete an accepted trial assessment after the trial ends, a customer who cancelled receives limited access to read and discuss that assessment inside Studio for seven elapsed days after it becomes available. I will confirm that deadline when the report is ready. An eligible card remains required, but adding or replacing it for this access does not reactivate a cancelled subscription or initiate a charge. This access does not renew the trial, permit export or grant another assessment. Paid active customers retain normal plan access. You do not have to buy a paid month solely to receive an assessment I delivered late. 4.18 Stop renewal through Billing in Studio. If you cannot access it, send a clear cancellation request to james@wikinative.com. Cancellation does not require a call, approval of your reason, payment of a disputed amount or replacement of a failed card. I will confirm receipt, the effective cancellation and when access ends. A timely cancellation request remains effective if processing finishes later. If an incorrect conversion charge occurs despite timely cancellation, I will investigate and correct it through the appropriate void or refund process. 4.19 If you are a consumer entering a covered distance contract, you ordinarily have fourteen days after the day the contract is made to cancel without giving a reason. This is separate from the seven-day commercial trial. The cancellation information and optional form below explain how to exercise the right. The applicable statutory period may be longer if required information was not supplied. This agreement does not use a blanket digital-content waiver. 4.20 For the Studio subscription, I will refund subscription payments in full following a valid exercise of the applicable fourteen-day statutory cancellation right. I will not deduct a charge for Studio use or the included trial assessment during that period. I will make any required refund without undue delay and within fourteen days after being informed of the cancellation, using the original payment method unless you expressly agree otherwise, without a refund fee. You may be asked to identify the account and payment so I can arrange the refund; cancellation itself does not depend on a refund being approved first. 4.21 Starting the service during a statutory cancellation period requires your separate express request and does not by itself remove the right to cancel. A separately ordered professional service is considered under its own contract and the applicable statutory rules. Any lawful charge for early work requires the necessary advance information and express request and must meet the applicable proportionality rules. Free trial access and its assessment remain free. Cancelling renewal does not automatically cancel a separate project; this does not limit any law that requires an ancillary contract to end or gives you a separate cancellation right. 4.22 You will receive a retainable confirmation with your plan, price, exact trial deadline, renewal arrangements, assessment limit, cancellation route and the accepted terms. Trial reminders are scheduled three days and about twenty-four hours before expiry. Payment failures or authentication requirements are shown with a recovery route. Reminders do not replace the deadline you accepted and do not authorise a new or different charge. 5. Confidentiality and personal information 5.1 You and I will keep confidential information exchanged for the services private, subject to authorised project use, the exceptions in section 6, and disclosures required or protected by law. A public licence or lawful publication is not withdrawn by calling information confidential. 5.2 I use account, contact, subscription, acceptance and project records to operate Studio, deliver agreed services, secure accounts, handle payments and fulfil legal obligations. Hosting and payment providers process the data needed for their services. I do not sell your personal information. Automated tools may assist with administration and preparing responses; I remain responsible for my services. Do not submit unnecessary sensitive information about other people. 5.3 I keep project and account information while needed for your account and agreed work, and retain accounting, agreement and audit records for the applicable legal and legitimate operational purposes. You may contact james@wikinative.com to request access to your own data or deletion. I will explain any information I must retain and the applicable reason. Payment events do not automatically delete projects. Ask for an authorised route to retrieve your own material; the private-report export restriction does not prevent lawful data access or retention of billing and cancellation records. 6. Intellectual property and private use 6.1 I retain only the copyright and other intellectual property rights I own in original private material supplied through Studio, including original drafts, expressive WikiText, assessments, reports and analyses. Access, payment and review do not themselves transfer those rights. Material created during a trial is treated in the same way. The location of material in Studio is not proof that I own it. 6.2 Subject to the exceptions below, you and authorised users receive a limited right to access, review and discuss protected private material inside Studio for evaluating and carrying out the agreed project. Without my written permission or another applicable licence, do not export, reproduce, distribute, publish, sell, license or supply its protected content or report-specific analysis for implementation outside Studio. 6.3 Do not provide a protected private report, substantial extracts or a reproduction of its protected report-specific analysis to an outside provider for drafting or implementation outside Studio without permission. This includes copying or reformatting it into another document or service. Necessary technical copies for authorised access and collaboration within Studio are permitted. 6.4 These restrictions do not give me ownership of your pre-existing material or original contributions, third-party works, public facts, ideas or ordinary WikiText syntax. They do not restrict independent use of lawfully obtained facts, your decision whether to proceed, acts permitted by law or rights under an existing public licence. 6.5 You may make necessary disclosures to a professional adviser under confidentiality, to a court, regulator or payment provider for a legitimate complaint or dispute, or where required or protected by law. Do not redistribute confidential report content more widely than reasonably necessary for that purpose. Terms, invoices, receipts and cancellation confirmations may be retained. 6.6 Any agreed publication to Wikipedia takes place under the applicable public licences. Those licences continue to govern publicly licensed material. These private-use provisions do not withdraw permissions already validly granted, including a licence supplied under an earlier agreement or notice. A new footer does not change the rights in historical work. Client and third-party contributions remain subject to their own rights and licences. 6.7 You retain the rights you hold in material you supply and permit the storage, review, editing and use reasonably needed for the agreed project. Publication rights must be cleared before publication. Uploading or writing material in Studio does not automatically assign your copyright to me. Where another contributor creates material, I claim only rights I actually hold. 6.8 Private-use notices and access controls reduce unauthorised extraction; they do not make all copying technically impossible. Authorised commenting, selection, accessibility and copying of your own input remain available. If you need a permitted extract for an adviser, complaint, legal request or your own records, contact me for an appropriate route. 7. Liability 7.1 I am responsible for supplying agreed services with reasonable care and skill. Nothing in these terms excludes or limits liability that cannot lawfully be excluded, including liability for fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, death or personal injury caused by negligence, or your mandatory consumer rights. 7.2 If you are a consumer, I am responsible for foreseeable loss or damage caused by my breach of this agreement or failure to use reasonable care and skill. I am not responsible for a loss that was not reasonably foreseeable when the contract was made. This does not limit a statutory remedy. Wikipedia’s editorial decisions and publication outcomes remain outside my control as explained in section 2. 7.3 If you contract wholly or mainly for business purposes, I am not liable for indirect or consequential business losses, loss of profits, business opportunity or anticipated savings. 8. Responsibility for supplied material 8.1 You are responsible for material you supply and for breaches within your control. If you contract for business purposes, you will reimburse reasonable, evidenced third-party claims and direct costs caused by your knowing infringement of another person’s rights or material breach of these terms, subject to the law. I will notify you, take reasonable steps to reduce loss and give you a reasonable opportunity to respond. This does not cover loss caused by my own breach or negligence and does not impose a broad indemnity on consumers. 9. Governing law and courts 9.1 These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales. For business contracts, the courts of England and Wales have jurisdiction. If you are a consumer, this choice does not deprive you of mandatory protections under the law of your habitual residence or restrict any right to bring proceedings in the courts available to you under applicable law. 10. Severability 10.1 If any provision of these Terms is found to be invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions 11. Entire agreement 11.1 This agreement comprises these Terms and future revisions published under clause 1.2, together with the confirmed subscription information and any separately agreed project order. Changes apply to existing agreements only to the extent permitted by applicable law. 13. Events beyond reasonable control 13.1 Neither party is responsible for a failure or delay caused by events genuinely beyond their reasonable control, to the extent the law permits. The affected party must explain the problem and take reasonable steps to reduce its effect. 15. Notices and contact 15.1 Send formal notices to 14 The Square, Shrewsbury, SY1 1JZ, United Kingdom. 16. Relationship of the parties 16.1 You and I are independent parties. This agreement does not create a partnership, joint venture, agency or employment relationship. 17. No third-party rights 17.1 These Terms are for the sole benefit of the parties hereto and their respective successors and permitted assigns, and nothing herein, express or implied, is intended to or shall confer upon any other person or entity any legal or equitable right, benefit, or remedy of any nature whatsoever under or by reason of these Terms. 18. Complaints and dispute resolution 18.1 Raise a complaint in writing through Studio support or james@wikinative.com, explaining the issue and the remedy sought. I will consider it in good faith and respond in writing. This is not a condition of exercising a statutory cancellation right, seeking urgent relief, making a lawful payment dispute or using another legal remedy. 18.3 Court proceedings are subject to section 9 and applicable law. No minimum negotiation period in these terms prevents a timely claim, statutory notice or urgent protective action. 19. Survival 19.1 The provisions of these Terms that by their nature should survive termination or expiration of the agreement, including but not limited to Sections 5 (Confidentiality), 6 (Intellectual Property), 7 (Limitation of Liability), 8 (Indemnification), and 9 (Governing Law), shall remain in effect following any termination or expiration of the agreement. 20. Counterparts 20.1 These Terms may be executed in counterparts, each of which shall be deemed an original, but all of which together shall constitute one and the same instrument. A signed copy of these Terms delivered by facsimile, email, or other means of electronic transmission shall be deemed to have the same legal effect as delivery of an original signed copy of these Terms. 21. Declining a commission 21.1 I may decline a proposed commission or refuse requested work that is unlawful, unsupported by suitable evidence, or contrary to Wikipedia’s content policies, guidelines or Manual of Style. If you insist on such work after I have explained the problem, I may suspend or terminate the affected project by written notice stating the reason, subject to section 3 and applicable law. Termination does not cancel fees or commission already earned and payable under the accepted project order or clause 4.4. Any outstanding amount lawfully due must be paid within 24 hours of the invoice being issued. I may seek assistance from my union and take legal action to recover overdue sums. 22. Client authority 22.1 You represent and warrant that you have the legal capacity and authority to enter into and be bound by these Terms. If you are entering into these Terms on behalf of a company or other legal entity, you represent and warrant that you have the authority to bind such entity to these Terms. 23. Non-exclusivity 23.1 The parties acknowledge and agree that the provision of Services by me to you is on a non-exclusive basis. I shall be free to provide Services to other clients, even if they are in direct competition with you, provided that I do not breach the Confidentiality provision of these Terms. 24. Headings 24.1 The headings used in these Terms are for convenience only and shall not be used to limit or construe the contents of any of the sections herein. 25. Language 25.1 These Terms are prepared and executed in the English language. In the event of any conflict between the English language version and any translation hereof, the English language version shall prevail. Consumer cancellation information If you are a consumer entering a covered distance contract, you have the right to cancel within fourteen days without giving a reason. The period normally expires fourteen days after the day your contract is made; your activation confirmation identifies that date. This statutory right is separate from stopping renewal before the seven-day trial deadline. To exercise the right, tell James Lawrie trading as WikiNative, 14 The Square, Shrewsbury, SY1 1JZ, United Kingdom, james@wikinative.com, of your decision by a clear statement, such as an email or letter. You may use the form below but do not have to. Sending your cancellation before the applicable period expires is sufficient. You can also use the cancellation function in Billing; I will send an acknowledgement you can keep. For a valid statutory cancellation of the Studio subscription, I will reimburse the subscription payments in full without undue delay and no later than fourteen days after being informed. I use the same payment method unless you expressly agree otherwise and you incur no refund fee. No charge is made for the free trial or its included assessment, and no deduction is made for Studio access during this statutory period. Separate professional work is governed by its own applicable cancellation terms and the law. If you ask me to start a separate paid service during its cancellation period, the order must explain any lawful proportionate charge before you expressly request that early start. Merely entering Studio does not waive all cancellation rights. Optional model cancellation form Complete and send this form only if you wish to cancel the contract. Email is sufficient; a signature is needed only if you send the form on paper. To: James Lawrie trading as WikiNative, 14 The Square, Shrewsbury, SY1 1JZ, United Kingdom; james@wikinative.com. I/We hereby give notice that I/we cancel my/our contract for the supply of the following service: ____________________ Ordered on / contract made on: ____________________ Name of consumer(s): ____________________ Address of consumer(s): ____________________ Account email or order reference (if available): ____________________ Signature of consumer(s) (only if this form is notified on paper): ____________________ Date: ____________________ Delete as appropriate.