Content posted on Stayamo is subject to certain terms outlined in the Content & Copyright section of the website’s terms of service. Here’s an explanation of how your content is used by Stayamo:
Content Types:
Stayamo allows users to add various types of content, including photos, videos, text, descriptions, reviews, stories, and other information.
Content License:
By adding any form of content to Stayamo, you grant the platform a non-exclusive, international, royalty-free, irrevocable, perpetual, sub-licensable, and transferable license. You can read more on our Terms of Service.
Essentially, this allows Stayamo to use your content. In practice, we just use it for things like articles in this support center and occasional Meta and Google advertisements.
Privacy Considerations:
Stayamo’s Privacy Policy outlines how personal information is handled, especially if any content includes personal information. Users should be aware that any personal information shared within their content may be subject to Stayamo’s privacy practices.
Content Screening:
While Stayamo does not pre-screen content, the platform reserves the right to refuse or remove any content available via the service. This gives Stayamo the discretion to moderate content that violates its terms of service or community guidelines.
Copyright Notice:
The look and feel of the Stayamo service, including its design elements and visual components, are copyrighted to the company. Users are not permitted to duplicate, copy, or reuse any portion of the HTML, CSS, JavaScript, or visual design elements without express written permission from Stayamo. This ensures that Stayamo retains ownership and control over its branding and user interface.
In summary, when you post content on Stayamo, you grant the platform certain rights to use and distribute that content. It’s important to be mindful of Stayamo’s terms of service and privacy policy when sharing content, especially if it contains personal information.
Additionally, users should respect Stayamo’s copyright and not attempt to replicate or reuse its design elements without permission.