1. Respect for intellectual property
Ravorec requires creators to publish only content they own or are authorised to distribute. Copyright, trade marks, design rights, patents and contractual rights may all be relevant to 3D models and their presentation.
2. Submitting a notice
A notice should identify the claimant and the protected work, identify the exact Ravorec content at issue, explain the claimed infringement, provide reliable contact information and include a good-faith statement that the information supplied is accurate. Ravorec may request proof of authority.
3. Review and interim measures
Ravorec may preserve evidence, restrict access to content, contact the creator and request additional information while a claim is reviewed. A restriction does not itself determine ownership or liability.
4. Creator response
A creator may respond with evidence of ownership, permission, public-domain status, independent creation or another lawful basis. False or abusive notices and responses may result in account action or legal consequences.
5. Repeat infringement
Ravorec may suspend or terminate accounts associated with repeated or serious infringement and may prevent the re-upload of removed content.
6. Other rights and unlawful content
Reports concerning trade marks, design rights, privacy, counterfeit goods or other unlawful content should clearly identify the right or rule involved and provide supporting information.
7. How to contact Ravorec
Intellectual-property notices can be initiated through the Contact page. A dedicated legal email and formal notice address must be inserted before launch.