You own your work
Nabtap does not take ownership of the original content you create. The limited licence in our Terms lets us host, display, distribute and technically adapt that content to operate the service.
Respect the rights of others
- Share work you created, licensed or are otherwise entitled to use.
- Attribution alone does not replace permission.
- Exceptions such as fair use, fair dealing, quotation, parody or criticism depend on local law and context.
Copyright complaints
A rights holder or authorized representative may use the copyright route in the Contact Centre. A notice must identify the protected work and the specific Nabtap content, provide accurate contact information, state in good faith that the use is not authorized, confirm that the notice is accurate and that the sender is authorized, and include a physical or electronic signature. We may forward the notice to the affected user and may reject incomplete or abusive notices.
Counter-notices
Where law permits, the affected user may challenge a removal by identifying the removed content, explaining in good faith why removal was a mistake or misidentification, consenting to the legally required jurisdiction, and providing accurate contact details and a signature. We may share the counter-notice with the claimant and restore content if the claimant does not begin legal action within the applicable period.
Repeat infringement and misuse
We may restrict or terminate accounts that repeatedly infringe rights in appropriate circumstances. We consider valid disputes, retractions and obvious abuse. A person who knowingly makes a material misrepresentation in a notice or counter-notice may be responsible for resulting loss.
Trademarks and impersonation
We act on uses of protected marks that are likely to confuse people about source, affiliation or endorsement. Commentary, comparison, news reporting and other lawful referential use are not automatically violations.
Changes to this document
We may update this document to reflect changes to Nabtap, the law or the way we protect the community. When a change is material, we will provide notice appropriate to its significance and request fresh acceptance where required.
Contact
Questions, complaints and rights requests can be sent through the Nabtap Contact Centre. Public legal enquiries may be sent to [email protected]. Formal notices must use the method stated in the relevant transaction or an official company record.