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Proper Use of Content Policy

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Welcome to skin.trishakannamd.com’s content usage policy. This document outlines how our blog articles, images, and resources may be used by visitors. We’ve created this policy to protect our intellectual property while allowing for appropriate educational sharing of our dermatological content. Understanding these guidelines ensures you can enjoy and share our content responsibly.

Content Ownership and Copyright Protection

All content published on skin.trishakannamd.com is either original work created by Dr. Trisha Kanna and her team or properly licensed from legitimate sources. This includes but is not limited to articles, blog posts, images, diagrams, videos, and downloadable resources.

All content on skin.trishakannamd.com is protected by copyright law.

Our content is protected under United States and international copyright laws. This protection applies automatically to our work from the moment of creation, whether or not it displays a formal copyright notice. However, for clarity, we explicitly state that all rights are reserved unless otherwise specified.

Copyright protection covers the expression of ideas, not the ideas themselves. This means the specific way we present dermatological information is protected, while general medical facts remain in the public domain.

Prohibited Uses of Our Content

Unless you receive explicit written permission from skin.trishakannamd.com, the following uses of our content are strictly prohibited:

Reproduction Restrictions

  • Republishing our articles on other websites
  • Distributing copies of our content via email or messaging
  • Creating derivative works based on our content
  • Using our images on other websites or in publications
  • Incorporating our content into commercial products

Distribution Limitations

  • Presenting our content as your own work
  • Modifying our content while maintaining our attribution
  • Translating our content without permission
  • Using our content for commercial purposes
  • Scraping or mass-downloading our content
Illustration showing prohibited uses of content with red X marks over actions like copying, redistributing, and modifying content without Proper Use of Content Policy compliance

Examples of prohibited uses of our dermatological content without permission.

Fair Use Guidelines and Educational Sharing

We understand the educational value of our dermatological content and support limited sharing for non-commercial, educational purposes under the following conditions:

Acceptable Fair Use Practices

You may use limited portions of our content (such as brief quotes or excerpts) for educational purposes when you:

  • Provide clear attribution to skin.trishakannamd.com as the source
  • Include a direct link back to the original content
  • Use the content in a transformative way (such as commentary or analysis)
  • Do not use the content for commercial purposes
  • Only use the minimum amount necessary to make your point

Proper Attribution Examples

When sharing our content under fair use guidelines, please use one of the following attribution formats:

“According to Dr. Trisha Kanna at skin.trishakannamd.com, [quote from article].” (Source: [direct link to article])

“In a recent article on acne treatments, skin.trishakannamd.com explains that [brief excerpt].” (Read more: [direct link to article])

Example of proper attribution when sharing our content.

Social Media Sharing Guidelines

We encourage sharing links to our content on social media platforms. When doing so, please follow these guidelines:

Encouraged Sharing

  • Sharing direct links to our articles
  • Using platform share buttons on our website
  • Adding your own commentary alongside links
  • Tagging our official social media accounts
  • Using brief quotes with proper attribution

Discouraged Practices

  • Posting full articles or extended excerpts
  • Sharing our images without linking back
  • Implying endorsement of your products/services
  • Presenting our content as your own
  • Using our content in paid or sponsored posts

Examples of appropriate social media sharing of our content.

Plagiarism and Content Misappropriation

Plagiarism is the act of taking someone else’s work or ideas and passing them off as your own. This is both unethical and potentially illegal when it involves copyrighted material.

What Constitutes Plagiarism

The following actions are considered plagiarism of our content:

  • Copying text verbatim without quotation marks and attribution
  • Paraphrasing our content without acknowledging the source
  • Using our unique medical explanations or analogies without credit
  • Reproducing our images, diagrams, or infographics without permission
  • Translating our content into another language without attribution
Comparison showing plagiarized content versus properly cited content according to Proper Use of Content Policy standards

Comparison of plagiarized content versus properly cited content.

We regularly monitor for unauthorized use of our content and take instances of plagiarism seriously. Our dermatological content represents Dr. Kanna’s professional expertise and significant investment of time and resources.

Consequences of Unauthorized Use

Unauthorized use of our content may result in various actions, depending on the severity and extent of the violation:

Violation TypePotential ConsequencesResolution Process
Minor unauthorized sharingFormal request to add proper attributionEmail notification with 7-day compliance period
Substantial copying without permissionDMCA takedown noticeLegal notice to hosting provider and content publisher
Commercial misuse of contentCease and desist letter, financial compensation claimLegal correspondence with documentation of damages
Persistent or willful infringementLegal action for copyright infringementCase filed through appropriate legal channels

Our enforcement process for content policy violations.

Permission Request Process

If you wish to use our content in a way not covered by fair use guidelines, you must obtain written permission. We consider requests on a case-by-case basis, particularly for educational, research, and non-profit purposes.

How to Request Permission

To request permission to use our content, please provide the following information:

Required Information

  • Your name and organization
  • Specific content you wish to use (URLs)
  • How you plan to use the content
  • Where the content will appear
  • Duration of intended use

Review Process

  • Requests are reviewed within 5-7 business days
  • Additional information may be requested
  • Permission, when granted, will be in writing
  • Specific terms and conditions will apply
  • Attribution requirements will be specified

Sample permission request form for content usage.

Special Considerations for Medical Content

As a dermatology blog, our content often includes medical information. When sharing or referencing our medical content, please consider these additional guidelines:

Medical Content Guidelines

  • Never present our medical information as personal medical advice
  • Include the publication date when sharing medical content
  • Do not modify medical information, as this could create dangerous inaccuracies
  • Clearly distinguish between quoted medical facts and your own interpretations
  • Consider including a medical disclaimer when sharing our content

Example of proper sharing of medical content with appropriate disclaimers.

Medical information can significantly impact people’s health decisions. We take the accuracy and proper use of our dermatological content very seriously and expect those sharing our content to maintain the same standards of responsibility.

Policy Updates and Changes

This content usage policy may be updated periodically to reflect changes in our practices, legal requirements, or industry standards. We encourage you to review this policy regularly when using our content.

How will I know if the policy has changed?

Major policy changes will be announced on our blog and social media channels. The current policy will always be available at this URL with the last updated date clearly displayed.

Do I need to request permission again if the policy changes?

Previously granted permissions will generally remain valid under the terms specified at the time of approval. However, for ongoing or repeated use, we recommend checking for policy updates.

What if I have questions about the policy?

If you have questions about our content usage policy or need clarification on specific points, please contact us using the permission request form or email address provided below.

Our policy review and update schedule.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this policy or need to report a potential violation, please contact us using the information below:

Permission Requests

Email: permissions@trishakannamd.com

Response time: 5-7 business days

Copyright Violations

Email: copyright@trishakannamd.com

Please include specific details and URLs

Our team is available to assist with content usage inquiries.

Request Permission to Use Our Content

If you’d like to use our content beyond what’s covered by fair use guidelines, we’re happy to consider your request. Please submit your details through our permission request form, and our team will review your application within 5-7 business days.

Submit Permission Request

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