Added disclaimer about services

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Added a disclaimer regarding the use of third-party tools and services to clarify their informational purpose and the organization's non-endorsement.

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The changes involve the addition of a disclaimer in the documentation regarding the use of third-party tools and services. This disclaimer clarifies that the inclusion of these tools is for informational purposes only and does not imply endorsement or guarantee of their reliability. It also emphasizes the need for users to conduct their own due diligence and states that the organization is not liable for any potential loss or damage from their use.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
src/pages/about/index.mdx	Added a disclaimer about third-party tools, clarifying the lack of endorsement and advising user caution.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Documentation
    participant ThirdPartyTool

    User->>Documentation: Access documentation
    Documentation->>User: Display information
    Documentation->>User: Include disclaimer about third-party tools
    User->>ThirdPartyTool: Utilize third-party tool
    ThirdPartyTool-->>User: Provide service
    User->>Documentation: Report issues (if any)
    Documentation-->>User: Clarify liability and responsibility

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 6db1a5d and 2da13f1.

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src/pages/about/index.mdx (1)

19-24: Review of the added disclaimer text.

The added disclaimer is clear and effectively communicates the intended message about the non-endorsement and the need for user due diligence when using third-party tools. The language used is appropriate for legal disclaimers, emphasizing the lack of liability on the part of the organization.

However, consider adding a heading or some visual emphasis to ensure that this important disclaimer stands out to readers. This could improve the visibility and impact of the message, ensuring that it is not overlooked by users navigating through the documentation.