Terms of Use
Terms for using TremorWatch Blog content.
Informational use
TremorWatch Blog content is provided for informational purposes only. It is not financial, legal, security, insurance, investment, or operational advice. The blog explains public risk signals and possible supply-chain mechanisms so readers can decide what to review inside their own organizations. It does not replace professional advice, supplier communication, carrier notices, official government advisories, or internal operational data.
Public data can be delayed, incomplete, duplicated, or revised. Readers are responsible for validating information before making decisions. A public signal described by TremorWatch may be relevant to one company and irrelevant to another depending on supplier geography, routes, inventory levels, contracts, customer commitments, and available alternatives.
No guarantee of disruption or impact
TremorWatch risk scores, weekly briefings, and methodology pages are triage tools. They help order attention. They do not predict a specific disruption, price change, shipment delay, facility shutdown, or financial result. A high-risk signal should trigger review, not automatic action. A low-risk signal does not guarantee that there is no operational risk.
Readers should use the blog as one input among many. Before taking action, confirm facts with suppliers, logistics providers, official agencies, internal teams, and other reliable sources. TremorWatch is not responsible for decisions made solely on the basis of public blog content.
Acceptable use
Readers may use the blog for research, monitoring, and internal discussion. Do not misuse the site, attempt to disrupt its operation, scrape it in a way that harms performance, or present the content as your own without appropriate attribution. Links to public pages are welcome when they preserve the context of the article.
Advertising, external links, and changes
The site may include advertising, analytics, and links to external resources. External sites are controlled by their own operators and terms. TremorWatch may update blog content, policies, routes, and features over time. Continued use of the site means you accept the then-current terms for public blog access.
TremorWatch may also change how it organizes briefings, methodology pages, subscription flows, and public links. We try to keep public pages stable and useful, but a route or article may be revised when the underlying explanation improves. If you rely on a page for internal research, preserve your own notes and verify the latest page before sharing conclusions.
These terms apply only to public blog access. Any paid platform use, private data workflow, or customer agreement may have separate terms that control that relationship. If there is a conflict between a customer agreement and this public blog page, the customer agreement should be reviewed separately with the appropriate legal or commercial contact.