Copyright & Intellectual Property
All content on awareverse.co.uk is protected by copyright and intellectual property law. This page explains what we own, what you can do with our content, and how to report infringement.
ÂŠī¸ What We Own
- Website content â text, images, design, layout, and functionality
- Digital products â guides, educational materials, and downloadable resources
- Published books and fiction â all titles published under Awareverse Publishing
- Branding â the Awareverse name, logos, and all visual identity elements
- Product photography â product images and promotional materials
- Platform tools â AwareAsk, AwareCub, AwareStation, and all original software
â What You Can Do
- View and print pages for personal non-commercial reference
- Share links to our content on social media
- Quote brief excerpts in honest reviews with proper attribution
- Use purchased digital downloads for personal or family use
đĢ What You Cannot Do
- Copy, reproduce, or redistribute substantial portions of content without permission
- Use content for commercial purposes without written permission
- Redistribute, resell, or share digital downloads publicly
- Post digital downloads on websites, forums, or social media
- Remove copyright notices or attributions
- Modify and redistribute our materials
- Use our branding or trademarks to suggest affiliation without permission
đ¨ Reporting Infringement
If you believe content on our website infringes your copyright, contact us with the following:
- Your contact details
- Evidence that you own or represent the copyright holder
- The specific URL or description of the content you believe infringes your rights
- Details of your original work
- A statement that you believe the use is not authorised
Subject Line
Copyright Infringement Notice
Acknowledgement
Within 48 hours
đ Permission Requests
To request permission for commercial use, substantial reproduction, or any use not covered above, contact legal@awareverse.co.uk with details of what you want to use and how.
đ Fair Dealing
Under UK copyright law, limited use may be permitted for research and private study, criticism and review, and news reporting. Fair dealing is complex and fact-specific â when in doubt seek permission or legal advice.