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Purpose of the site

PLANJUS (plan-jus.com) is an information website for adults: a bilingual (French / English) dictionary of gay and bareback vocabulary, hookup tips, and a link to a third-party chat service. The site is strictly reserved for adults (18 and over).

Publisher and host

The publisher’s and host’s identification details are shown at the top of this page, in accordance with article 6-III of French law no. 2004-575 of 21 June 2004 on trust in the digital economy (LCEN).

Intellectual property

Unless stated otherwise, the texts, structure, data and images published on PLANJUS are protected by copyright. Short quotations are allowed provided the source is clearly credited with a link to the original page. Any other reproduction, representation or adaptation, in whole or in part, requires the publisher’s prior consent.

Automated access to the pages, the llms.txt files and the open datasets (JSON) is allowed within the limits of robots.txt, with attribution.

Trademarks and third-party content

Trademarks, product and app names mentioned in the articles belong to their respective owners and are cited for information only. The chat service linked from the site is operated by a third party, under its own responsibility and terms.

Liability

PLANJUS content is provided for information and education. It is neither medical advice, legal advice, nor an encouragement to adopt any practice. The publisher strives for accuracy but cannot guarantee that information is complete or up to date. Users are solely responsible for how they use it. See also the 18+ disclaimer.

The publisher is not responsible for the content of third-party sites linked from this website.

Reporting content

To report content you believe to be unlawful, or to request removal, write to the contact address shown at the top of this page, stating the URL concerned and the reason.

Personal data

Data processing is described in the privacy policy.

Governing law

The site is governed by French law. In the event of a dispute, and failing an amicable settlement, French courts have exclusive jurisdiction, subject to mandatory consumer protection rules.