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These terms explain the basis on which you may use the Good Astrologers website, directory and editorial content.
Using Good Astrologers
You may use the website for lawful purposes. You must not misuse it, interfere with its operation or prevent other people from using it.
We may change, update or remove parts of the website when reasonably necessary.
Directory information
Practitioner information may come from astrologers themselves, public professional sources or Good Astrologers research. We aim to keep it accurate, but cannot guarantee that every detail is always complete, current or error-free.
You should use profile information alongside your own judgement when deciding whether to contact or book a practitioner.
Astrology and professional advice
Astrology content on Good Astrologers is provided for information, education and personal exploration. Astrological interpretations and predictions are not presented as guaranteed facts or outcomes.
Our content is not medical, psychological, financial, legal or other regulated professional advice.
Your relationship with practitioners
Good Astrologers helps people discover practitioners but does not normally provide the consultations listed on the site.
Any booking, payment, consultation or other arrangement you make with an astrologer is between you and that practitioner.
External websites and our content
We may link to third-party websites. We are not responsible for their content, availability, privacy practices or terms.
Unless stated otherwise, Good Astrologers' original text, branding, graphics and editorial material may not be republished, distributed or commercially exploited without permission.
Responsibility and availability
We work to keep the website accurate and available, but do not guarantee uninterrupted access or error-free content.
To the extent permitted by law, Good Astrologers is not responsible for services provided by third-party practitioners or for decisions made solely on the basis of information on this website. Nothing in these terms limits liability where doing so would be unlawful.