Content Rights

Ownership, licenses, and copyright complaints

Effective date: March 10, 2026

Nicola's Number Canvas allows user-generated posts, captions, comments, avatars, and other community content. This page explains who owns what and how copyright concerns should be raised.

At a glance

Key rights rules

You keep ownership of content you create and submit.
You must own the content you post or have permission to use and share it.
Posting content gives Nicola's Number Canvas the limited license needed to host, display, and deliver that content through the service.
Rights complaints should identify the affected material clearly and be sent to stevenstrange1998@gmail.com.

1. Your content

You are responsible for making sure your posts, captions, comments, avatars, and other submissions do not infringe someone else’s rights.
You must not upload or share content that you do not have permission to use.

2. License needed to run the service

When you upload or publish content, you grant Nicola's Number Canvas a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to host, store, reproduce, process, adapt for technical delivery, display, and distribute that content as needed to operate the service.
This license ends for future use when content is deleted from the live service, subject to backups, logs, cache expiry, and legal retention requirements.

3. How to submit a rights complaint

If you believe content in Nicola's Number Canvas infringes your copyright or other rights, start with the public Support page or email stevenstrange1998@gmail.com.
Identify the affected post, profile, or comment clearly enough for us to locate it, such as with the username, caption, screenshots, and the date or time you observed it.
Include your contact information and explain what work or rights you own or represent.
The current formal follow-up channel is stevenstrange1998@gmail.com.

4. What a complete copyright notice should include

Identification of the copyrighted work or other protected material you claim is being infringed.
Identification of the allegedly infringing material in the service, with enough detail for us to find it quickly.
A statement that you have a good-faith belief the disputed use is not authorized by the rights owner, its agent, or the law.
A statement that the information in your notice is accurate and that you are the rights owner or authorized to act for the rights owner.
Your name and an electronic signature or equivalent electronic confirmation.

5. Repeat infringement and removal

Nicola's Number Canvas may remove content, disable visibility, or limit accounts when rights complaints appear credible or when repeat infringement is detected.
False, abusive, or incomplete complaints may not be acted on.

6. Counter-notices and disputes

If your content was removed and you believe that happened in error, use the same support path and identify the removed material and the basis for your objection.
A counter-notice should identify the removed material, explain why you believe the removal was mistaken, and include your contact information.
Depending on the facts, additional information may be required before content can be restored.