@()(implicit request: RequestHeader)
@views.html.help._layout(
  "Terms and Conditions of Use",
  "Recogito Terms and Conditions of Use",
  "By registering with Recogito, you confirm that you accept our Terms and Conditions of Use, and that you agree to comply with them.",
  "en"
) {
  <h1>Terms and Conditions of Use</h1>
} {
  <div class="article">
    <div class="inner">
      <p>
        By registering with Recogito, you confirm that you accept the following Terms and
        Conditions of Use, and that you agree to comply with them:
      </p>

      <ul>
        <li>
          <strong>Storage of personal information.</strong> You consent that Recogito stores
          your username, personal name (optional), your E-Mail address, the documents that
          you upload, annotation data that is added to them, and statistics derived from
          these annotations. Recogito will not store any more data than it needs to provide
          a functional annotation services, as described in our
          <a href="@controllers.help.routes.HelpController.tutorial()">tutorial</a>.</li>

        <li>Storage of your E-Mail address is for the purpose of sending instructions for
          resetting your password in case you forget it. We will not share this address with
          anyone, nor use it to send out information on a regular basis (newsletters, etc.) We may,
          however, use it to get in touch with specific important or urgent information, should
          the need ever arise.</li>

        <li>You may upload any documents that you wish to your own private
          workspace. You may also invite other Recogito users to collaborate. However,
          you and your collaborators must not make any copyrighted materials open to
          the public.</li>

        <li>Documents are, by default, not open to the public. They will only be made
          publicly available if the owner (or someone who has been granted 'admin' rights by
          the owner) checks the 'public view' tickbox. This box should be ticked if, and only
          if, the document is not under copyright, or if you are the copyright holder.</li>

        <li>If you are invited to work on a document in Recogito you are prohibited by
          UK copyright law from copying the contents and re-posting elsewhere.</li>

        <li>Recogito and the Pelagios team assume no responsibility for misuse of this
          service to open copyrighted materials to the public, and reserves the right to
          immediately remove materials suspected of violating copyright laws and suspend
          access during any account review. In the case of disputed materials, we will
          follow UK copyright laws unless otherwise noted.</li>

        <li>You consent to have all your annotations released immediately into the public under
          the <a href="https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/" target="_blank">Creative
          Commons CC0 ('CC Zero') 1.0 Universal</a> license.</li>
      </ul>

      <p>
        By not complying with any of these terms and conditions, you forfeit your right to use
        Recogito. The final judgement on any disputes will be made by the Pelagios Commons
        Committee.
      </p>

      <p>
        Pelagios Commons provides free access to Recogito in the spirit of open data and as
        an act of collegiality. We make no guarantees about access to this service at any time
        or about contents held in the system, nor do we accept any liability whatsoever in case
        of loss of data. Users are encouraged to download and maintain a private record
        of annotations produced.
      </p>
    </div>
  </div>
}