Content Rights

1. You must have the rights to submit content

A restaurant may only submit content — including photographs, logos, descriptions and other material — that it owns, or that it is authorized to use and license for this purpose. This applies whether the content was created in-house, commissioned, or obtained from another source.

2. Third parties may own the rights

Photographers, agencies, designers and other third parties often retain ownership or specific rights over images and material they create, even when that material was commissioned by or for the restaurant. The restaurant is responsible for confirming it holds the necessary rights before submitting such content to Cevor.

3. Public posting does not transfer rights

Publishing an image or other content publicly on social media or elsewhere does not, by itself, transfer ownership of that content or create a right for the restaurant, or for Cevor, to reuse it. Prior public availability of content is not sufficient evidence of a right to submit it to Cevor.

4. Licence granted to Cevor

By submitting content, the restaurant grants Cevor a limited, non-exclusive licence to host, reproduce, resize, crop, display and technically distribute that content, to the extent needed to operate and present the restaurant's presence within Cevor. This licence does not transfer ownership.

5. Ownership remains with the rights holder

Ownership of submitted content remains with the restaurant or the applicable third-party rights holder. Cevor does not claim ownership of content submitted through Cevor Business.

6. Warranties and indemnity

The restaurant warrants that it has the necessary rights to submit and licence the content as described above. The restaurant agrees to indemnify Cevor for reasonably foreseeable losses directly arising from a breach of this warranty, such as third-party claims relating to unauthorized use of content the restaurant submitted.

7. Removal of disputed content

Cevor may remove or disable content that is reported as infringing, disputed, or that Cevor otherwise has reasonable grounds to believe was submitted without the necessary rights, pending review or resolution.

8. Reporting a rights concern

If you believe content on Cevor infringes your rights, contact us with: a description of the content and where it appears, an explanation of your rights in that content, and your contact details. We will review reports and take appropriate action.

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