Sharing Your Content Clause Samples

The "Sharing Your Content" clause defines how users' submitted content may be distributed or made available to others through the platform. Typically, this clause clarifies that by uploading or posting content, users grant the service provider certain rights—such as permission to display, reproduce, or share the content with other users or the public, depending on the platform's nature. This ensures that the service can legally share user-generated material as intended, facilitating user interaction and content dissemination while clarifying the scope of the platform's rights and users' expectations.
Sharing Your Content. The Service may provide features that allow you to share your content with others, or to make it public. There are many things that users may do with that content (for example, copy it, modify it, or re-share it). Please consider carefully what you choose to share or make public. Infinite Campus has no responsibility for that activity.
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Sharing Your Content a. Your content. We may allow you to post content on the Service, including comments, photos, blog posts, messages, blog URLs, and other materials. Any content a User submits, posts, displays, or otherwise makes available on the Service, including all Intellectual Property Rights (defined below) therein, is referred to as “User Content.” YOU RETAIN OWNERSHIP OF YOUR USER CONTENT. b. How we can use your content. You own all of the User Content that you post or publish (“post”) on the Service. c. Your responsibility for your content. By uploading, posting, submitting or otherwise disclosing or distributing User Content, you represent and warrant that you own all rights in your User Content and that any User Content you post does not and will not violate third-party rights of any kind, including without limitation any Intellectual Property Rights (defined below) or rights of publicity or privacy. We reserve the right, but are not obligated, to reject and/ or remove any User Content that we believe, in our sole discretion, violates these provisions. We takes no responsibility and assume no liability for any User Content that you or any other Users or third parties post or send over the Service. You understand and agree that any loss or damage of any kind that occurs as a result of the use of any User Content that you send, upload, download, stream, post, transmit, display, or otherwise make available or access through your use of the Service, is solely your responsibility, and you agree that we are only acting as a passive conduit for your online distribution and publication of your User Content. We are not responsible for any public display or misuse of your User Content.
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Sharing Your Content. We do not share or sell your data beyond sharing with our partners, hosting providers, and other trusted contributors that is necessary for the delivery of our Services. Aggregated, anonymized data may be shared with others outside of your team for the sake of benchmarking the performance of sites within the same or similar industries. We may also develop and publish self-promotional materials or white papers that share information about your company and your progress without identifying you, either during or after your use of our Service. We do not monitor or control what others on your team do with your content, data, reporting, and other functions within your account.
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