Copyright and content-use policy for Boba.guide.
This policy explains ownership of Boba.guide content, permitted limited use, requirements for attribution and how copyright or permission concerns can be reported.
Who owns Boba.guide content?
Unless otherwise stated, original content published on Boba.guide is owned or controlled by PROFESSIONAL MEDIA LLC or used under an appropriate license, permission or legal basis. Protected material may include text, photographs, illustrations, graphics, logos, page layouts, downloadable materials, videos, recipes expressed in original form and other creative elements.
Third-party trademarks, business names, product names, packaging, logos and supplied media remain the property of their respective owners. Their appearance on Boba.guide does not transfer ownership.
What may readers generally do?
Read and share links
You may share a normal link to a public Boba.guide page without copying the page itself.
Quote brief portions
Limited quotation may be permitted when lawful, necessary, clearly attributed and not a substitute for the original work.
Personal reference
You may print or save limited material for private, noncommercial reference without removing rights notices.
Classroom discussion
Teachers and students may link to pages or quote short portions consistent with applicable law and educational purpose.
Search indexing
Legitimate search engines may crawl public pages according to published technical directives and applicable rules.
Authorized use
Additional use may be allowed when Boba.guide provides written permission or a separate license.
How should permitted quotations be credited?
Attribution should identify Boba.guide as the source and include a direct link to the original page when the use appears online. A named author, photographer or contributor should also be credited when shown on the original work.
Attribution does not convert an otherwise unauthorized full copy into an approved use. Permission may still be required even when the source is named.
Attribution is not a license
Writing “Source: Boba.guide” does not permit republication of an entire article, image gallery, graphic, database, recipe collection or substantial portion of the site.
What generally requires prior written permission?
Full republication
Copying complete articles, guides, policy pages, recipes or substantial page sections onto another website or publication.
Commercial reuse
Using content in products, paid newsletters, courses, books, applications, databases or marketing materials.
Image reuse
Downloading and republishing photographs, graphics, diagrams or illustrations without permission or a valid license.
Systematic scraping
Automated extraction of articles, images, structured data, directories or other substantial site content.
AI or dataset use
Using protected content to build, train, fine-tune, evaluate or populate a commercial model or dataset without authorization.
False ownership
Removing attribution, watermarks or rights information, or presenting Boba.guide material as original work by another party.
How does copyright apply to recipes?
General ingredient concepts, familiar combinations and basic preparation ideas may not be protected in the same way as original expressive writing. However, Boba.guide’s original introductions, explanations, photographs, testing notes, troubleshooting, arrangement and distinctive written instructions may be protected.
Do not copy a complete recipe page or lightly rewrite its original expression while preserving the same structure, examples and distinctive presentation.
Can factual information be reused?
Facts themselves may not be owned in the same way as creative expression, but Boba.guide’s selection, organization, explanation, presentation and compilation may be protected.
Anyone using factual information should verify it independently and avoid copying our original wording, tables, graphics or compiled structure.
Can Boba.guide images be reused?
Images may be original, licensed, commissioned, supplied with permission or created with approved tools. Their presence on a public page does not make them free to download or republish.
A separate image license or written permission may be required. Credits, watermarks and metadata must not be removed.
What if an image or mark belongs to someone else?
Some materials may belong to a photographer, brand, shop, agency or other rights holder. Boba.guide cannot grant rights it does not own.
Requests involving third-party materials may need to be directed to the original owner or licensor.
What should a reuse request include?
Exact material
Identify the page, image, passage, graphic or other material you want to use.
Purpose
Explain whether the use is editorial, educational, commercial, promotional, print, digital or another format.
Distribution
Describe where the material will appear, the expected audience and whether access will be paid or free.
Duration and territory
State how long the material will be used and in which countries or markets.
Proposed attribution
Provide the credit line and link you intend to use.
Modification request
Explain whether the material will be cropped, translated, edited, adapted or combined with other content.
How can a rights concern be reported?
Send a detailed notice to info@boba.guide. Identify the protected work, the Boba.guide URL involved, your relationship to the rights holder and the action you are requesting.
Include reliable contact information and supporting evidence. Incomplete or unsupported notices may require clarification.
Good-faith notices only
Do not submit a copyright complaint merely because information is unfavorable, a business is mentioned, a factual statement is disputed or a trademark appears for identification. Copyright notices should address a genuine rights claim.
What happens after a notice is received?
We may review ownership, licensing, attribution, publication context, applicable exceptions and the specific material identified. We may request additional evidence before taking action.
Depending on the circumstances, content may be corrected, credited, replaced, restricted, temporarily removed or left unchanged when the use appears authorized or lawful.
Can a contributor or source respond?
When appropriate, we may contact the author, photographer, contributor, licensor or other relevant party for documentation or explanation.
We do not guarantee a particular outcome merely because a notice is submitted.
Policies connected to copyright and permissions
Each destination below appears once and addresses a separate part of content ownership and use.