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Rights in website material depend on its creator, licence, and any contributor agreement. RenoMe claims rights only in material it owns or is authorized to use; third-party rights remain with their holders. RenoMe names, programme names, wordmarks, and visual identity may be protected as trademarks or trade names.

What you may do

You may link to public pages. Reusing text, images, or other material depends on the applicable licence, permission, or a legal exception. Attribution alone does not establish permission. Rights available under Canadian law, including fair dealing, are not restricted by this notice.

What requires written permission

• Republishing complete articles, guides, videos, programme materials, or substantial portions of them.
• Using RenoMe logos, programme marks, templates, or brand elements to suggest endorsement or partnership.
• Commercial use, resale, paid training, mass distribution, translation, adaptation, automated scraping, or use in an AI training dataset.
• Removing attribution, copyright, consent, or rights-management notices.

Contributors and participants

Contributors retain the rights stated in their contributor agreement and grant RenoMe only the agreed publishing permissions. Editors must confirm the relevant publishing permissions and any required participant consent before publishing stories, photographs, testimonials, or recordings. Illustrative photography must not be presented as evidence of a real RenoMe participant or event.

A contributor must submit work they created or have permission to use and must identify third-party material.

Requests and concerns

For permission, attribution corrections, or a good-faith copyright concern, email connect@renome.io with “Copyright” in the subject. Identify the work, the relevant URL, your relationship to the rights holder, and the requested action.

We will review credible notices and may temporarily remove disputed material while reviewing it.

This page is general information and does not replace legal advice or rights provided by law.