Copyright Policy

EduFiche respects intellectual property rights. Users may only import, transform, or publish content they created, are authorized to use, or may lawfully use under an actual statutory exception.

Under French law, private copying concerns a lawful source and a copy strictly reserved for the copier's private use, not collective use. A public study sheet therefore does not automatically qualify.

A short quotation must be justified by a critical, educational, scientific, or informational purpose and clearly identify the author and source.

The French educational exception is narrowly defined. It does not provide general permission to publish textbooks, courses, articles, images, sheet music, or videos in a public library.

• Textbooks, books, articles, answer keys, question banks, or paid materials reproduced wholly or substantially without authorization.
• Materials obtained unlawfully, bypassing protection, or marked as non-redistributable.
• Third-party images, videos, recordings, presentations, or courses published without a license or applicable exception.
• Content from which author, source, or license notices have been removed.

Users must check the rights attached to each source and credit authors. Creating a summary, study sheet, or quiz with artificial intelligence does not remove rights in the source document.

For public content, users grant EduFiche the technical and distribution license described in the Legal Notice. This license does not transfer ownership of the source document.

A rightsholder or representative may contact contact@edu-fiche.com with contact details, identification of the protected work, the exact content address, the rights relied upon, supporting information, and the requested action.

EduFiche may temporarily restrict access while reviewing a report, request further information, notify the affected user, and remove or restore the content based on the available evidence.

Affected users may dispute a removal at contact@edu-fiche.com by identifying the content and providing their authorization, license, or legal grounds.

Serious or repeated infringement may result in content removal, restriction of public features, suspension, or account deletion, using proportionate measures.

EduFiche-specific elements, including its templates, selection, structure, and presentation, remain protected to the extent allowed by law. Users receive a personal, non-exclusive, worldwide license to use, modify, print, and share generated results.

This license does not cover third-party elements in source materials. The legal protection of an output produced mainly by artificial intelligence may vary with the content and applicable law.