How to Use the Service
You may only use this Service for personal, non-business purposes. You agree to follow these Terms and Conditions, as well as all laws, rules, and regulations that apply, as well as any deals or terms you have with other people. Keep in mind that the Service is just for fun.
Registration
You will need to make an account in order to use some parts of the Service. You do not have to register to use the Service. Your account is only for you. It’s not yours to give or let anyone else use it, and you can’t do either of those things. It’s up to you to keep your password safe, and you’ll be held accountable for any bad use of that password.
Your License to Company
It’s possible that you can share and post your pictures, videos, text, and other things to public forums, games, sweepstakes, programs, or other parts of the Service. This information and anything added to it or changed to it is called “Content.” You allow the Company to use, edit, republish, copy, sell, distribute, perform, and distribute your Content and screen name, along with any intellectual property that may be contained therein, in any medium now known or hereafter developed, without paying you or getting your permission again, as part of the Service or to advertise and market the Service. You agree that your Content doesn’t contain any information that would require permission from a third party for us to use it in the ways outlined in these Terms of Use. Also, you agree to give up any moral rights or the right to an extra payment that is connected to the Content if it is sold, distributed, or used in any other way to make money.
Rules for how to use it properly. The company wants all of its fans to be nice to each other. If you see someone acting in a way that is not acceptable, you should email the Company at author@explorebigger.com.
You are the only one who can be held responsible for the Content you send to other users or post on the Service. Plus, you agree that the Company is not in charge of or answerable for any Content that you get from other Service users.
Here are some examples of types of content that are not allowed. These lists are not meant to be full. Only the Company will be able to say if the Content is right for the Service. They promise not to post or send anything to other people that has any of the following:
– Is false, hurtful, rude, obscene, vulgar, or insulting;
– break someone else’s intellectual property rights (for example, by posting songs, videos, photos, or other things on the Service without written permission from the owner);
– Breaks someone’s right to privacy or freedom of the press;
– that is racist, bigoted, or cruel, or that calls for violence against a person or group in any way;
The company doesn’t have any control over the content that users share. The company may check material from time to time, though, to make sure it’s still following these Terms of Use. The Company is the only one who will decide what Content is appropriate. Anytime, for any reason, we can add, change, or remove any Content.
As you know, when you use the Service, you will see Content from different sources. The Company is not responsible for the truth, usefulness, safety, or intellectual property rights of this content. Also, you know and agree that you may see Content that is offensive, illegal, evil, or bad for you. That’s why you shouldn’t use the Service.
It is against the rules to list, download, store, share, or use data mining tools, robots, or any other automatic software or tools to scrape or list content on the Service. You also can’t change the Service or try to get around the access and rights these Terms of Use give you with these kinds of automatic tools. It’s against the rules to let someone else use or get into the Service.
Voting:
The Service may need votes from time to time for some parts. There are a few different ways to do this, such as on the web or a phone. The company can change the results of any vote related to the Service if it believes that fraud, abuse, or automated voting changed the outcome. The company will also look at the findings of the votes about the service. They may, however, decide different parts of the Service that have to do with voting based on things other than voting.
Termination of Access:
We can close your account, restrict or stop your access to the Service, or both, at any time, for any reason, and with or without notice. We have these rights in addition to any that come from these Terms of Use or other laws that apply. Aside from that, we may also share your name and any information we get about illegal actions with the right people.
Privacy:
Our top priority is that the information that lets us know who you are stays safe. Find out more about the information we collect and how we use it by reading our privacy policy.
Links:
This Service might have links to other sites that are not run by us. Through these links, you can find more information. The information may also be in ads or other materials that were added to the Service by someone other than the Company. Please read the privacy policies and terms of service of every website you visit after leaving our Service. We’re not in charge of the content or how these other sites or services handle things. On the Service, there may be links to sites run by other people. We do not support or work with those sites.
Our Proprietary Rights:
You can only use software, graphics, designs, copyrights, logos, and other intellectual property or proprietary rights that belong to the Company or its partners with the Service. No one else owns these things. You agree that you will not share, copy, change, or make something new out of any materials without first getting written permission from the owner of those materials. The company owns all the rights that aren’t given away in these terms.
Indemnity:
Protective steps. You agree to defend Company, its officers, directors, employees, business partners, and agents from any claims, damages, obligations, losses, liabilities, costs or debt, and expenses (including but not limited to attorney’s fees) that arise from (i) any breach by you of these Terms of Use, (ii) your Content, or (iii) your use of materials or features on the Service (except where a claim is based on infringement of a third party right).
You must write to the Company and claim the Service within one (1) year of the first time you thought of it. You give up that claim for good if you don’t. We will look at each claim on its own, and you agree not to make yours bigger than someone else’s.
Note for the Digital Millennium on the Copyright Act (“DMCA”). Some of the things you can get through the Service may come from outside sources that we don’t manage. There’s no need for us to check the content used with the Service for anything illegal or inappropriate, so we don’t. We do, however, recognize the legal rights of other people. It’s against our rules to keep information on the Service that we know hurts someone’s rights.
You should send us a written notice that includes at least the following if you think that something on the Service breaks a copyright:
Someone who is authorized to act on behalf of the owner of an exclusive right that is supposedly being violated who signs it, either in writing or electronically;
Named the copyrighted work that was reportedly violated, or a list of all the works on the website that are protected by the same notice if there is more than one;
The name of the content that is allegedly infringing or the thing that is allegedly infringing, along with enough details to help us find it. Either the information needs to be taken down or access needs to be limited.
Information is pretty much enough to get in touch with the person who is reporting, like their address, phone number, and, if available, an email address we can use to reach them;
People who are complaining must say that they have a good faith belief that the material is not being used in the way that is being criticized by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law. They must also say that the information in the notification is correct and swear under oath that they are authorized to speak for the owner of an exclusive right that is allegedly being violated.
