Terms

Terms of Use

These terms set the basic expectations for using European Reporter, browsing its archive, sharing content responsibly and interacting with the site in good faith. The goal is not to bury readers in legal theatre. It is to make the relationship between site and user understandable.

Trust & Legal terms of use For Canadians

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Use the site responsibly

Readers can browse, read and share while respecting the rights attached to the content.

Protect the work

The publication needs terms around copying, misuse, disruption and unacceptable conduct.

Keep expectations clear

Terms explain the basic boundaries around content, access and communication.

Normal use of the site

Readers are welcome to access published pages, browse sections, search the archive and share links to the work. Use becomes a problem when material is copied, misrepresented, scraped abusively or used in ways that interfere with normal operation.

Content and intellectual use

Editorial content, design elements and original site materials remain the property of the publication or their respective rights holders unless another arrangement is clearly stated. Responsible quotation and linking are different from wholesale reuse.

Questions about acceptable use

If you are unsure whether a planned use, quote or reproduction fits normal expectations, contact the publication before acting on the assumption that it does.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I share links to articles?

Yes. Sharing links is part of normal use.

Can I republish material from the site in full?

Not without permission unless a specific page states otherwise.

Who should I contact with a terms question?

Use the contact page and explain the use case you want clarified.