Introduction
Reviewing Points regarding feedback attribution can be a bit tricky, and even I commit this mistake from time to time. This guide attempts to clarify the legalese that you may encounter when reading such clauses.
DISCLAIMERS
- I’m not a lawyer — Please consult with a lawyer to clarify any misconceptions I may state below!
- Dr_Jeff, Staff member.
When do they take credit from User Feedback?
This is a tricky since legalese usually tends to become heavy around sections about content licensing.
Here are some sources that make reference of this. I tried curating them as much as I could:
Given the sources above, if any of the following phrases appear in the “Feedback” section, then the Service takes credit for User Feedback:
“[…]without [any] obligation to you”
When referring to “obligation”, this can include either moral, intellectual property, or ownership rights with regards to the submitted feedback.
Observations
Before anything, PLEASE DO YOUR INDEPENDENT RESEARCH! It was not easy to look a source, as legal language was not human-readable.
If you have feedback, let me know down below.