CrowdCanon
Terms
Current version 2026-07-28. These terms cover publishing content, shared entities, moderation, and platform safety.
Using CrowdCanon
- You are responsible for the lists, comments, messages, and entity submissions you create.
- By publishing user-generated content, you confirm it does not violate our rules or others’ rights.
- We may review, limit, remove, or moderate content to protect users and the integrity of the platform.
Your content and the licence you give us
- You retain ownership of content you submit to CrowdCanon. When you upload, post, or publish content, you grant CrowdCanon a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free licence to host, store, reproduce, format, display, distribute, and make that content available through CrowdCanon, including public pages and sharing features.
- You also allow us to provide these rights to service providers only as necessary to operate CrowdCanon. You confirm that you own your content or have permission to submit it and grant this licence.
- The licence ends when your content is deleted, except where limited retention is reasonably necessary for backups, legal obligations, safety, content previously shared by others, or shared catalogue and aggregated ranking features described in these Terms.
Shared entities and consensus data
- Shared entities may be edited by their creator while pending review and by approved owners after approval.
- Admins may merge duplicates, correct metadata, and lock reviewed entities to keep the shared graph clean.
- Public rankings and consensus views may reflect aggregated user activity and moderation outcomes.
Safety and enforcement
- Abuse, spam, impersonation, hateful conduct, and manipulation can lead to content removal or account suspension.
- Images may be disabled or removed in response to rights complaints. Repeated or deliberate copyright violations may lead to upload restrictions or account suspension.
- Removing an image does not necessarily remove the underlying list, item name, ranking, or original commentary.
- We provide reporting, blocking, and moderation tools, and we may investigate suspected misuse.
- Direct messages are part of the product and are subject to the same safety standards as public content.
Questions about these terms? Email crowdcanonapp@gmail.com or visit the support page. Rights complaints are explained on our copyright and takedown page.