1. You keep your copyright
You retain copyright in the text, images, and other original expression you create. Posting on Talentome does not transfer that copyright to the platform or automatically transfer it to other collaborators.
2. The limited license you give Talentome
To operate Talentome, you grant the platform a non-exclusive, royalty-free license to store, reproduce, display, format, translate, and distribute content you post, including reasonable excerpts with attribution and a source link when introducing Talentome.
This license is limited to platform operation, accessibility, safety review, and reasonable promotion. Selling your content separately, licensing it to third parties, or using it in an off-platform commercial project requires your additional consent.
3. You are responsible for what you post
- Content must be your original work or content you are authorized to share.
- Do not disclose confidential information, personal data, or protected work without permission.
- Consider professional advice before disclosing potentially patentable details; public disclosure may affect patent rights in some jurisdictions.
4. Ownership in co-creation
Each contributor generally retains copyright in their own expression. Liking, commenting, building on an idea, or inclusion in a mainline does not by itself transfer copyright.
The selection and arrangement of a mainline may create new expression, but it must not erase the source of included contributions.
5. Commercialization requires a separate agreement
Before an idea becomes a commercial project, participants should use a written agreement covering intellectual property, attribution, compensation, responsibilities, and exit terms. Talentome's contribution record may provide factual context, but it is not a substitute for that agreement.
6. Deletion and removal from public view
You may stop public access to an idea you initiated. Talentome may retain restricted backups or audit records for a necessary period to preserve contribution history, resolve disputes, and meet safety obligations, but deleted content will not remain publicly displayed.
7. Infringement concerns
If you believe content on Talentome infringes your rights, provide the content URL, evidence of your rights, and contact information. Talentome will review the report and may restrict or remove the content.