FAIR SHARE INNOVATION

Fair Share Innovation (FSI) is designed to level the playing field for creators, founders and problem-solvers around the world who have the grit but lack access or keys to the gate. 

Gatekeepers and paywalls prevent innovators from getting their products from napkins to shelves. 

FSI exists to amplify better ideas—not just better-funded ones—and to ensure everyone, regardless of geography or pedigree, gets the same shot at success as those born into networks of power (ie, money, connections, etc.). 

FSI rewards merit, not status. 

FSI funds creativity, not connections. 

FSI builds systems that uplift and give people hope. 

FSI adamantly and unapologetically rejects all forms of exploitation. 

Fair Share Innovation is NOT built to cater to ego, privilege or to excuse unfairness.  It is designed to redirect wealth, access, and innovation toward dignity, opportunity, and lasting impact. 

Is FSI about "entitlement"? 

Absolutely!  The best products and services should be "entitled" to the same access to marketing dollars, distribution channels and social media reach as those with million-dollar budgets. 

It's high time that those who deserve their fair share get a fair shake; the best products and services deserve a fair chance.  

|1. Website Disclaimer

Fair Share Innovation Inc. — Voluntary Gift Terms

Fair Share Innovation Inc. (“FSI”) accepts voluntary gifts of financial support. These are not purchases, not charitable donations, and not investments. No goods, services, securities, or tax receipts are provided in exchange for your gift.

Funds are received by FSI as a corporate entity. Gifts are not received by Greg personally and do not create an employment, partnership, or agency relationship. Making a gift does not alter or affect any individual’s personal disability or benefits eligibility. Compliance with personal benefits rules is handled separately and is not represented by FSI.

Refunds: All gifts are final. Only duplicate charges or clear input errors reported within seven days may be corrected at FSI’s discretion.

Privacy: Payments are processed securely by Stripe. FSI stores only minimal operational records such as the amount, date, and version of these terms. FSI does not sell personal data. Please see Stripe’s Privacy Policy for additional details.

Cryptography/IP: References to “Merkle hash,” “SHA-256,” and other algorithms are descriptive only. These are open standards. FSI claims no ownership or proprietary rights. No license, contract, or warranty over these algorithms is created by making a gift.

No Advice: FSI does not provide tax, legal, or financial advice. Please consult your own professional advisor.

Eligibility: By giving, you confirm you are of legal age and lawful capacity in your jurisdiction.

Governing Law: These terms are governed by the laws of Alberta, Canada. You may also have additional rights under local laws in the United States, European Union, India, or China.

Version: FSI-Gift-Legal v1.0 — 2025-09-29 (UTC) Hash: [TO BE GENERATED]

2. Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. Is this tax-deductible? No. Gifts to FSI are not charitable donations and no tax receipt will be issued.

Q2. Is this a purchase? No. Gifts are voluntary support. You do not receive goods or services in return.

Q3. Is this an investment? No. Gifts do not create equity, revenue share, or an expectation of profit.

Q4. Can I get a refund? All gifts are final. Only duplicate or accidental charges reported within seven days may be corrected.

Q5. Where does my gift go? Funds support FSI operations, including fair-wage models, proof systems, and community tools.

Q6. Does FSI provide legal or tax advice? No. FSI provides no tax, legal, or financial advice. Consult your own advisor.

Q7. Is my payment secure? Yes. Payments are handled by Stripe, a PCI-compliant payment processor.

Q8. Can my company give? Yes. Corporate gifts are allowed. Your company is responsible for its own accounting and tax treatment.

Q9. How is my data handled? Stripe processes payment data. FSI keeps only minimal records such as amount, date, and terms version. No resale of data occurs.

Q10. Why use Stripe Payment Link? Stripe provides a simple, secure checkout. FSI does not see or store card details.

Q11. What about cryptography/IP rights? Merkle hash and SHA-256 are open standards. FSI makes no ownership claim.

Q12. Does giving imply endorsement? No. Giving a gift does not imply endorsement or affiliation by any influencer, company, or individual.

Q13. What law applies? Alberta law applies. You may also have additional rights in your own country.

Q14. Are gifts refundable if I change my mind? No. Gifts are final by design. Only proven errors within seven days may be corrected.

3. Payment-Link Microcopy

“This is a voluntary gift to Fair Share Innovation Inc. No goods, services, tax receipts, or investments are provided.”

4. Receipt/Footer Line

“Thank you for your voluntary gift to Fair Share Innovation Inc. — all gifts are final except correction of clear errors within seven days.”

5. Assent Flow Specification

Placement: The consent checkbox must appear directly above the “Give with Stripe” button.

Default: The checkbox is unchecked by default and must be checked to proceed.

Exact text: “I understand this is a voluntary gift to Fair Share Innovation Inc., not a purchase, not a charitable donation, not an investment, and not a license or contract for cryptographic algorithms such as Merkle or SHA-256. I accept the Gift Terms (refunds only for errors within seven days).”

Required links: “Gift Terms” (this page) and “Privacy Notice.”

Data recorded: checkbox state, timestamp (UTC), IP address, user agent, Stripe Payment ID, amount, currency, and terms version hash.

6. Evidence and Logs Specification

Fields stored: timestamp, IP address, user agent, amount, currency, Stripe Payment ID, assent flag, and SHA-256 hash of the terms version.

Retention: Records must be kept for seven years.

Format: Records exported monthly to encrypted CSV or JSON.

Hashing: Each version of the terms must be hashed (SHA-256) and stored with assent logs to prove which text was agreed to.

7. Global Risk Simulation (20 text entries)

Risk: A user claims the gift was tax-deductible. Protection: Disclaimer and FAQ state no tax receipt or deduction applies. 

Risk: A user says they expected a product or service. Protection: Disclaimer and FAQ repeat that no goods or services are provided. 

Risk: A user argues the gift was an investment. Protection: Disclaimer and FAQ both state no equity, ROI, or profit expectation. 

Risk: A user requests a refund months later. Protection: Refund policy caps corrections at seven days only. 

Risk: A supporter claims it impacts Greg’s disability. Protection: Disclaimer states no representation is made about personal benefits. 

Risk: A user alleges data misuse. Protection: Privacy clause limits FSI to minimal logs and references Stripe policy. 

Risk: A company claims ownership over Merkle or SHA-256. Protection: IP disclaimer states these are open standards, no ownership claimed. 

Risk: Someone says the arrangement is a scam. Protection: Merchant of record is FSI, a registered corporation, listed by name. 

Risk: A user blames FSI for Stripe failure. Protection: Disclaimer identifies Stripe as processor; liability limited. 

Risk: A minor makes a gift. Protection: Eligibility clause requires legal age and capacity. 

Risk: A country bans foreign donations. Protection: Global clause requires giver to comply with their local law. 

Risk: Consumer law mandates cancellation rights. Protection: Governing law clause sets Alberta law but notes extra local rights may apply. 

Risk: A user says outcomes were promised. Protection: Disclaimer repeats no promises or guarantees. 

Risk: A regulator claims it is a securities offering. Protection: Explicit global no-securities clause. 

Risk: A cardholder reports unauthorized use. Protection: Stripe dispute resolution process applies. 

Risk: An influencer says their name implies endorsement. Protection: FAQ states no endorsement is implied. 

Risk: A regulator alleges laundering. Protection: AML/KYC clause allows FSI to refuse or return suspicious funds. 

Risk: A data breach occurs. Protection: Privacy clause notes data minimization and external processor. 

Risk: Terms change without notice. Protection: Version/date/hash posted publicly. 

Risk: Accessibility complaint arises. Protection: Accessibility note promises WCAG compliance and alternate formats on request. 

8. Trademark and IP Protection Note

FSI confirms that “Merkle hash,” “SHA-256,” and similar cryptographic algorithms are open, public standards. FSI makes no ownership or proprietary claim over these algorithms. References to them are descriptive only and do not create a license, contract, or warranty.

9. Change Log and Version Tag

Version: FSI-Gift-Legal v1.0 

Date: 2025-09-29 (UTC) 

Hash: [TO BE GENERATED] 

Change Log: Initial release with global disclaimers, redundancy, cryptography/IP note, assent flow, evidence logging, and risk simulation.

Note on Origin and Intent
This Legal Disclaimer was drafted with the assistance of OpenAI’s ChatGPT. It is provided in good faith for transparency and fairness. My intentions are not malicious and not aimed at personal wealth or exploitation. The goal of Fair Share Innovation is to share ideas openly, help communities thrive, and invite voluntary support. If these ideas prove fruitful, supporters are encouraged to give Fair Share Innovation a hand up so that we can, in turn, help others.|

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