The short rules
Terms of Use
Using this site is straightforward. The text you generate is yours to use however you like. The guidance is offered in good faith but it is general advice, not a guarantee about how anyone will react.
Last reviewed · Nothing is stored, nothing is appended to the text
This is a template, not legal advice
These terms are written plainly to describe how this site works. They have not been reviewed by a lawyer. If you need terms you can rely on commercially, have them reviewed by a qualified professional.
Using the text
The repeated text you generate belongs to you. There is no licence, no attribution requirement and no restriction on where you send it. Copy it, send it, modify it — the block is a word repeated, and there is nothing in it we could claim ownership of.
The written guidance on this site — the articles, tables and explanations — is our own work. You are welcome to quote it with a link back. Reproducing it wholesale on another site is not permitted.
What we are responsible for, and what we are not
We try to be accurate. Character counts are measured on the generated output, and platform limits are taken from published documentation and dated in the tables where they appear. But platform limits change, and we cannot guarantee that a figure checked in September 2026 is still correct a year later.
The guidance on this site is general advice about communication. It is not psychological, legal or relationship counselling, and it cannot account for your specific situation. If you are dealing with something serious, a page about repeating a word is not the right resource.
We are not responsible for how anyone responds to a message you send. Sending a hundred repeated apologies is a choice you make, and its consequences are yours.
Terms at a glance
| Point | Position |
|---|---|
| Generated text | Yours, unrestricted |
| Written guidance | Ours — quote with a link |
| Accuracy of limits | Checked and dated, not guaranteed |
| Availability | Best effort, no uptime guarantee |
| Liability for outcomes | Not ours |
| Age requirement | Suitable for general audiences |
Last reviewed September 2026. Material changes will be reflected in the review date above.
Changes to these terms
If these terms change materially, the review date at the top of this page will be updated. There is no mailing list to notify you through, so the date is the signal to check.
Continuing to use the site after a change means you accept the updated terms.
Terms — questions
Yes. The repeated text is a word repeated and carries no restriction. There is nothing to license and no attribution requirement.
You can quote them with a link back to the page you took them from. Republishing them in full on another site is not permitted.
No. They come from each platform’s published documentation and are dated in the relevant table, but platforms change limits without much notice. Treat them as a good guide rather than a contractual figure.
No. It is general advice about how written apologies are received. It is not psychological, legal or relationship counselling, and it cannot account for your specific situation.
Read the privacy policy too
It explains why nothing you generate ever leaves your browser.
Related pages
- Privacy Policy What SorryCopyPaste does and does not collect. Short version: nothing you generate leaves your browser, and there are no accounts or tracking profiles.
- Contact How to reach SorryCopyPaste — corrections, broken pages, accessibility problems, or anything else about the site.
- About SorryCopyPaste What SorryCopyPaste is, why it exists, and the two things it does differently from the other sites that repeat the word sorry.