Intellectual Property and Notice-Takedown Policy
Ownership rules and the process for reporting allegedly infringing content.
Intellectual Property and Notice-Takedown Policy
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1. Platform and user ownership
FabSetu and its licensors own the platform software, design, marks and documentation. Users receive only a limited, revocable and non-transferable right to use them for intended business purposes.
You retain ownership of listings, RFQs, drawings, documents and other submitted content. You grant FabSetu a worldwide, non-exclusive licence to host, format, transmit and display it only as needed to operate, secure, support and improve the selected workflows.
2. Content responsibility
You confirm that you own submitted content or have permission to use and share it. Private content is shared according to workflow access and applicable agreements; public content may be indexed and viewed publicly.
An RFQ or transaction does not transfer intellectual property. Tooling, licence, development, foreground rights and permitted-use terms must be agreed separately.
3. Infringement notices
A rights owner or authorised representative may submit a notice through FabSetu support. Include full contact details; the right and work concerned; the exact URL or listing; an explanation; evidence of ownership or authority; and available registration details.
Include a signed good-faith statement that the disputed use is not authorised and that the information is accurate. We may request identity verification or further information. A notice relying on a statutory process must also include every legally required statement, undertaking and follow-up document.
4. Review, restriction and response
We may restrict access, preserve records, notify the uploader, seek more information or require a binding order depending on the notice, applicable law and user safety. Content may be restored if legal follow-up requirements are not met or a valid response establishes lawful use.
A user may respond with the case reference, proof of identity, the basis for ownership, licence or lawful use, and a good-faith statement of mistake or misidentification. We may share that response with the complainant where permitted.
5. Repeat infringement and misuse
We may suspend repeat infringers and organisations that repeatedly publish unauthorised material. We may also restrict complainants who repeatedly submit materially false, abusive or bad-faith notices.
This process does not decide ownership disputes or replace legal advice. Parties may seek remedies from a competent authority, and FabSetu will comply with binding lawful orders.