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Protecting original work

Copyright & Intellectual Property Policy

This Policy explains how Valerimo handles copyright, trademark and intellectual-property reports relating to content published on the platform.

Effective date: July 16, 2026 Version: 1.0 Website: valerimo.com

Respect creators, rights holders and lawful use

Valerimo respects copyright, trademarks and other intellectual- property rights. Users must publish only material they created, licensed, obtained permission to use or may lawfully share. Rights holders may submit a detailed report concerning specific content available on Valerimo.

©

Ownership

Creators retain the rights they lawfully hold in their work.

✓

Permission

Publish only content you are authorised to use.

⌕

Precision

Reports must identify the exact disputed content.

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Fair review

Reports and responses are reviewed according to context.

Contents
  1. Scope
  2. User responsibility
  3. Protected content
  4. Lawful use
  5. AI-generated content
  6. Submitting a report
  7. Required information
  8. Review process
  9. Notification to the user
  10. Response and counter-notice
  11. Repeated infringement
  12. False or abusive reports
  13. Trademarks and logos
  14. Valerimo rights
  15. Contact
01

Scope of this Policy

Intellectual-property matters handled through Valerimo

This Policy applies to content published, uploaded, displayed, shared or linked through Valerimo, including:

  • posts, articles, guides and comments;
  • photographs, illustrations and graphic designs;
  • videos, animations, audio and music;
  • software code, prompts, workflows and documents;
  • logos, trademarks and company branding;
  • screenshots and product demonstrations;
  • datasets, databases and structured collections;
  • AI-generated or AI-modified content.

This Policy does not determine ownership definitively. Complex ownership disputes may require agreement between the parties or a decision from a competent court.

02

User responsibility

Users must possess the rights required to publish content

Before publishing content, users must ensure that they created it, obtained permission, hold an appropriate licence or may otherwise use it lawfully.

Users must not:

  • copy and republish an entire protected article without permission;
  • upload photographs or illustrations taken from another site unlawfully;
  • share paid courses, software or subscription content illegally;
  • remove copyright notices, watermarks or attribution information;
  • use logos or branding to suggest a false partnership;
  • publish leaked or unlawfully obtained proprietary material;
  • claim ownership of another person's work;
  • use AI tools to conceal an unauthorised copy.
Attribution is not always permission. Naming the author or linking to the original source does not automatically authorise the reproduction of protected content.
03

Content that may be protected

Original works may receive legal protection

Intellectual-property protection may apply to original creative, editorial, technical or commercial material.

Examples may include:

  • articles, books, training material and original descriptions;
  • photographs, illustrations, logos and interface designs;
  • videos, music, podcasts and sound recordings;
  • software, source code and original documentation;
  • databases benefiting from applicable protection;
  • registered trademarks and distinctive business signs;
  • original selection or arrangement of content.

Ideas, concepts, facts, methods and general information are not necessarily protected in the same way as their original expression.

04

Permission, licences and lawful use

Some uses may be authorised or legally permitted

Content may generally be published when:

  • the user created it and retains the necessary rights;
  • the rights holder gave permission;
  • an applicable licence authorises the intended use;
  • the content is genuinely in the public domain;
  • the use falls within an applicable legal exception;
  • only a limited quotation is used for a lawful purpose with proper attribution.

Users remain responsible for checking licence conditions, including attribution, non-commercial, share-alike or modification restrictions.

Third-party screenshots: screenshots used to describe or review an AI tool should remain proportionate, relevant and clearly connected to the informational purpose.
05

AI-generated and AI-modified content

AI generation does not guarantee unrestricted ownership

Content generated or modified using artificial intelligence may still raise copyright, trademark, privacy, image-right or contractual issues.

Before publishing AI-assisted content, users should:

  • review the AI provider's current licence and terms;
  • check whether commercial use is authorised;
  • verify that protected source material was not copied unlawfully;
  • avoid unauthorised use of distinctive characters or branding;
  • obtain permission before using a real person's likeness or voice;
  • retain relevant information concerning creation and source material;
  • clearly disclose AI involvement where appropriate.

Valerimo does not guarantee that an AI-generated output is unique, protectable, non-infringing or suitable for commercial use.

06

Submitting an intellectual-property report

Reports must concern specific content available on Valerimo

A rights holder or authorised representative may report content believed to infringe copyright, trademark or another intellectual- property right.

Reports should be submitted through the official Contact page or by email to contact@valerimo.com.

Use a precise report. Identify each disputed item separately and provide the exact Valerimo URL wherever possible.
07

Information required in a report

Complete information allows an effective review
1

Your identity

Full name, organisation where relevant and reliable contact details.

2

Your authority

State whether you are the rights holder or an authorised representative.

3

The protected work

Clearly identify the original work, trademark or protected material.

4

The Valerimo content

Provide the exact URL and describe the specific disputed material.

5

Reason for the claim

Explain why the use is unauthorised or otherwise infringes your rights.

6

Supporting evidence

Include licences, registrations, original publication links or other relevant documents.

7

Accuracy statement

Confirm that the information supplied is accurate and provided in good faith.

8

Requested action

State whether you request removal, restricted access, attribution or another appropriate correction.

Incomplete reports may require additional information before Valerimo can determine what action is appropriate.
08

Review and action process

How Valerimo handles a sufficiently detailed report
Step 1

Receipt

The report is received and checked for sufficient information.

Step 2

Assessment

Valerimo reviews the content, context, evidence and applicable rules.

Step 3

Action

Content may be retained, restricted, corrected or removed.

Step 4

Notification

Relevant parties may be informed of the outcome where appropriate.

Valerimo may temporarily restrict disputed content while reviewing a credible claim, particularly where continued availability may cause significant harm.

Valerimo may request additional evidence or decline to act where a report is too vague, unsupported, outside the scope of this Policy or manifestly abusive.

09

Notification to the publishing user

The affected user may be informed of the decision

Where appropriate and legally possible, Valerimo may notify the user who published the disputed content.

The notice may include:

  • identification of the affected content;
  • the type of intellectual-property claim received;
  • the action taken by Valerimo;
  • the relevant platform rule or legal basis;
  • available options for correction or response.

Certain information concerning the reporting party may be withheld where disclosure is unnecessary, legally restricted or creates a credible safety risk.

10

Response or counter-notice

Affected users may provide relevant context or evidence

A user who believes that content was restricted or removed in error may submit a reasoned response.

The response should include:

  • the affected account and content;
  • the relevant Valerimo URL;
  • an explanation of why the action should be reconsidered;
  • proof of ownership, permission or licence where relevant;
  • information concerning an applicable legal exception;
  • a good-faith declaration that the response is accurate.

Valerimo may maintain, modify or reverse the initial decision after reviewing the response.

Valerimo is not a court and cannot resolve every complex ownership dispute. Parties may need to seek independent legal advice or a decision from a competent authority.
11

Repeated infringement

Repeated violations may result in account restrictions

Valerimo may take account-level action against users who repeatedly publish infringing content or deliberately evade previous removal decisions.

Depending on severity and repetition, action may include:

  • a warning or educational notice;
  • removal or restriction of specific content;
  • temporary limits on publishing features;
  • temporary account suspension;
  • permanent account termination;
  • preservation of relevant records where legally required.

Serious deliberate infringement may result in immediate action without a previous warning.

12

False, misleading or abusive reports

The reporting system must be used in good faith

Users and rights holders must not knowingly submit false, misleading or retaliatory intellectual-property reports.

Abusive conduct may include:

  • claiming rights that the reporter does not own or represent;
  • reporting lawful criticism merely to suppress it;
  • concealing a valid licence or permission;
  • submitting fabricated evidence;
  • coordinating mass reports to harass another user;
  • repeatedly resubmitting a rejected claim without new evidence.
Knowingly presenting lawful content as illegal may expose the reporting party to legal consequences and may result in restrictions on Valerimo.
13

Trademarks, logos and brand identity

Brand references must not mislead users

Valerimo may display third-party company names, product names, logos and screenshots for informational, editorial, comparison or identification purposes.

These marks remain the property of their respective owners. Their presence on Valerimo does not imply partnership, sponsorship or endorsement unless expressly stated.

Users must not:

  • create an account falsely presented as an official brand account;
  • use a logo to suggest a non-existent partnership;
  • sell counterfeit goods or services;
  • alter branding in a deliberately deceptive manner;
  • use a confusingly similar identity to commit fraud.
14

Valerimo intellectual property

Protection of the platform and its original materials

The Valerimo name, logos, visual identity, custom interface, original graphics, editorial content, classifications, databases and specific developments are protected by applicable rights.

Except where authorised, users may not:

  • copy or reproduce the Valerimo identity;
  • create a misleadingly similar platform or brand;
  • extract or republish substantial parts of the database;
  • remove Valerimo attribution from protected material;
  • sell, license or commercially exploit original Valerimo content;
  • use Valerimo branding to imply authorisation or endorsement.

Normal linking, sharing through provided platform tools and limited quotation with clear attribution remain permitted where lawful.

15

Copyright and intellectual-property contact

Submit reports through the official Valerimo contact channel

Report an intellectual-property concern

Send a complete and precise report concerning content available on Valerimo. Include the exact URL and evidence supporting your rights.

Email: contact@valerimo.com
Website: https://valerimo.com
Contact page: https://valerimo.com/contacts
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