Respect for Intellectual Property. Participant agrees, and agrees to advise its end-users as Participant deems appropriate, to respect the copyright on any content accessed by virtue of participation in the Federation or through or by other InCommon Participants, in accordance with the terms and conditions established by the InCommon Participant(s) providing access to that content. Participant also agrees, and agrees to advise its end-users as Participant deems appropriate, to abide by the terms of any copyrights applicable to the use of InCommon software, documents, or other materials developed by the Federation or Federation Participants. None of this is intended to change any copyright rights.
Respect for Intellectual Property. Judges acknowledge that participants retain full ownership of their projects and ideas. Judges agree not to claim ownership or seek to commercially exploit any of the ideas or products developed during the hackathon.
Respect for Intellectual Property. Learnlink is committed to respecting the intellectual property rights of others and expects the same from all users of the Platform, including Learners, Tutors, and Authors. You must ensure that any content you create, upload, or share on the Platform does not infringe upon the copyrights, trademarks, patents, or other intellectual property rights of any third party.
Respect for Intellectual Property. Participant agrees to respect the copyright on any content accessed by vitrue of participation in the Federation and to abide by the terms of any copyright applicable to InCommon software, documents, or other materials.
Respect for Intellectual Property. Participant agrees, and agrees to advise its end-users as Participant deems appropriate, to respect the copyright on any content accessed by virtue of participation in the Federation or through or by other InCommon Participants, in accordance with the terms and conditions established by the InCommon Participant(s) providing access to that content. Participant also agrees, and agrees to advise its end-users as Participant deems appropriate, to abide by the terms of any copyrights applicable to the use of InCommon software, documents, or other materials developed by the Federation or Federation Participants. None of this is intended to change any copyright rights. Respect for Identity Information Participant agrees to respect the privacy of and any other constraints placed on identity information that it might receive from other Participants or any Co-Federation Participants. In particular, Participant understands that it may not permanently store, share, disclose or use for any purpose other than its intended purpose any identity information that it receives from another Participant or Co-Federation Participant without express written permission of the other Participant or Co-Federation Participant. Participant understands that the storing and sharing of resources is between the Participant and the other Participants and/or Co-Federation Participants and is not the responsibility of InCommon. InCommon strongly recommends that Service provider systems may temporarily cache identity attributes/credentials that are supplied by IdPs for operational efficiency or sequential, repeated authentication purposes within a given session or reasonable length episode. InCommon further recommends that any shared attributes/credentials should not be used for any purpose other than the original purpose or intent, and that such attributes/credentials should be destroyed at the end of the session or episode in which they are needed. This temporary storage of credentials shall not be deemed as permanent storage for the purposes of this Agreement.
Respect for Intellectual Property. To observe and respect all intellectual property rights related to the books and/or products covered by this Agreement, as per Section 6, including the copyright of the CONTRACTOR and/or third parties, not carrying out, allowing and/or authorizing the reproduction thereof (in physical or electronic means), wholly or in part, immediately informing the CONTRACTOR if it is aware that any individual or legal entity is infringing any of the CONTRACTOR’s intellectual property rights.
