1. User-uploaded materials
Users upload and, where relevant, share their own notes, documents and study guides. Each user is responsible for having the rights or permission required to upload and share the material. Evaluo does not claim ownership of materials supplied by its users.
2. Reporting possible infringement
If you believe a work on Evaluo infringes your copyright or other intellectual-property rights, email copyright@evaluo.com.ar. We may review the claim and restrict, remove or restore content as appropriate. Repeated violations and knowingly false reports may result in account measures.
3. Information to include in a complaint
Provide your full name and contact details, identification of the affected work, the exact Evaluo URL where it appears, a description of the alleged infringement, a good-faith statement that the use is unauthorized, and a statement that the information is accurate and you are the rightsholder or are authorized to act for them.
4. Counter-notice
If you believe your material was removed or restricted in error, you may request a second review at copyright@evaluo.com.ar. Include your name and contact information, the URL or material reference, your explanation and a good-faith statement of accuracy.
5. Repeat-infringement policy
We may suspend accounts that repeatedly infringe intellectual-property rights or misuse the complaint process. Decisions take account of the evidence and available context, consistent with applicable law.