Licensing

This page explains who owns the work on The Servatory and how it may be used.

Ownership

All original content of The Servatory — the writing, the world and its characters, the catalogue and call-number system, illustrations, audio narrations, and the seal and wordmark — is © [YEAR] [OPERATOR], all rights reserved, unless stated otherwise.

What you may do

• Read, listen to, and enjoy the work for personal, non-commercial use.
• Link to pages on the site.
• Quote brief excerpts with attribution to The Servatory and a link back.

What needs permission

Without prior written permission, you may not:

• reproduce, republish, or distribute the content beyond brief quotation;
• create derivative works, adaptations, or translations;
• use the content commercially;
• use the content to train machine-learning or AI systems.

Third-party materials

Fonts, libraries, and any third-party assets used on the site remain under their own licenses and belong to their respective owners [credits / list].

Trademarks

“The Servatory” and the seal are [trademarks / claimed marks] of [OPERATOR].

Licensing & permissions

To request permission or discuss licensing, contact [licensing@theservatory.com].