The agreement grants Squarespace a perpetual, royalty-free license to use any version of a user's site, including trademarks, service marks, and logos, for marketing and promotional purposes. Users waive moral rights and rights of inspection or approval over such use, but may opt out through their account settings or by contacting Unfold directly.
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This provision grants Squarespace a perpetual license to feature user sites, including trademarks and logos, in marketing materials without user approval for each use. The waiver of moral rights and inspection rights extends globally. An opt-out mechanism is available through account settings, which limits the practical impact for users who exercise it.
Interpretive note: The enforceability of the global moral rights waiver varies by jurisdiction; some EU member states do not permit contractual waiver of moral rights.
Under this clause, Squarespace may use any version of a user's site, including trademarks and logos, in its own marketing materials on a perpetual basis without seeking approval for individual uses. Users can opt out of this promotional use through their account settings or by contacting hello@unfold.com for Unfold-specific requests.
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Compare across platforms →"We may choose to feature Your Sites (but not your scheduling pages) or names, trademarks, service marks or logos included on Your Sites. You grant us a perpetual, worldwide, royalty-free, non-exclusive right and license to use any version of Your Sites, or any portion of Your Sites, including without limitation names, trademarks, service marks or logos on Your Sites, for the limited purpose of Squarespace marketing and promotional activities. You waive any claims against us relating to any moral rights, artists' rights or any other similar rights worldwide that you may have in or to Your Sites or names, trademarks, service marks or logos on Your Sites and any right of inspection or approval of any such use. You can opt out of being featured through your Account or, in the case of Unfold, by contacting hello@unfold.com.Excerpt from Squarespace's Terms of Service
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: The waiver of moral rights and rights of inspection engages intellectual property law in jurisdictions where moral rights are non-waivable, including several EU member states under national implementations of the Berne Convention.
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This provision grants Squarespace a perpetual license to feature user sites, including trademarks and logos, in marketing materials without user approval for each use. The waiver of moral rights and inspection rights extends globally. An opt-out mechanism is available through account settings, which limits the practical impact for users who exercise it.
Under this clause, Squarespace may use any version of a user's site, including trademarks and logos, in its own marketing materials on a perpetual basis without seeking approval for individual uses. Users can opt out of this promotional use through their account settings or by contacting hello@unfold.com for Unfold-specific requests.
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