Posting any content on the Stash platform grants Stash an irrevocable, royalty-free, sub-licensable, worldwide license to use, modify, display, reproduce, distribute, and sublicense that content to third parties across any current or future media or platform.
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This provision establishes that content posted on the platform, described as limited in the clause header but irrevocable and sublicensable in its operative terms, can be redistributed by Stash to third parties and other users across future platforms without additional permission from or payment to the original poster.
Under this clause, content posted by users on the Stash platform is subject to an irrevocable license permitting Stash to sublicense that content to third parties and other users for use on other media or platforms. The agreement states the user retains ownership of the content, but the license itself cannot be revoked.
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Compare across platforms →"By displaying, publishing, or otherwise posting any content on or through the Platform ("User Content"), you hereby grant to Stash a limited, irrevocable, non-exclusive, sub-licensable, worldwide, fully-paid, royalty free license to use, modify, publicly perform, publicly display, reproduce, and distribute all User Content without the requirement to make payment to you or to any third party or the need to seek any third party permission. This license includes the right to host, index, cache, distribute, and tag any of your User Content, as well as the right to sublicense such content to third parties, including other users, for use on other media or platforms known or hereinafter developed, such as for use on mobile phones.Excerpt from Stash's Terms of Use (Superseded URL)
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This provision establishes that content posted on the platform, described as limited in the clause header but irrevocable and sublicensable in its operative terms, can be redistributed by Stash to third parties and other users across future platforms without additional permission from or payment to the original poster.
Under this clause, content posted by users on the Stash platform is subject to an irrevocable license permitting Stash to sublicense that content to third parties and other users for use on other media or platforms. The agreement states the user retains ownership of the content, but the license itself cannot be revoked.
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