This Intellectual Property Agreement outlines the transfer of intellectual property rights from an employee to an employer for creations made during their employment. It also addresses the recognition of pre-existing intellectual property, the employee's commitment to assist in securing these rights, and the handling of materials upon termination. This ensures the employer retains exclusive rights to any IP stemming from the employee's contributions.

The GitHub Trademark Policy outlines how GitHub addresses misuse of company names, logos, or other trademarked materials that may mislead or confuse users. It provides clear procedures for trademark holders to report violations and ensures enforcement actions are taken only when backed by valid federal or international trademark registrations, making it a reliable and trusted policy framework.

The Seedsummit Intellectual Property Assignment Agreement effects the full and irrevocable transfer by a founder of all intellectual property rights in creations developed in the course of their duties at the company. It details the rights (including software, inventions, trademarks, copyrights, designs, etc.) assigned to the company as part of the exclusive, irrevocable, worldwide and perpetual transfer, which is made without additional consideration in light of the founder’s role.

The Seedsummit Intellectual Property Rights Transfer Agreement transfers all intellectual property created by the transferor to the transferee for £1, with full title guarantee. It includes warranties of non-infringement, waivers of moral rights, and is governed by the laws and courts of England and Wales.

The Seedsummit Transfer of Intellectual Property Rights and Grant of Usage Rights Agreement assigns all intellectual property and work results created by an employee or freelancer to the company, ensuring full ownership and usage rights. It includes provisions on prior works, moral rights waivers, open-source exclusions, inventions, proof obligations, and is governed by German law.

The GitHub Logo Policy sets the rules for using GitHub’s logos and Octocat artwork, including when they may appear on websites, apps, or as personal avatars. It is an official GitHub policy that provides authoritative guidance on brand usage and can be fully trusted for compliance with GitHub’s trademark standards.

This policy explains how individuals can request the removal of copyrighted, trademarked, or private content from GitHub, depending on the nature of the issue. It can be trusted because it provides clear procedures for each type of request under applicable laws, ensuring transparency, compliance, and proper legal handling.

This document outlines GitHub's policy regarding trademark violations, clarifying what actions are considered violations and what are not. It details the process for trademark holders to report alleged infringements and explains how GitHub responds to such reports, including potential account suspension or username release.

This document outlines GitHub's policies and procedures for requesting the removal of copyrighted, trademarked, or private content. It guides users through the DMCA Takedown Policy, GitHub Trademark Policy, and GitHub Private Information Removal Policy. Users are advised to review each policy's specific reporting requirements before submitting a request.

This document outlines GitHub's policy for the proper use of its logos and Octocats. It provides general guidelines for individuals and third-party applications, directing users to official GitHub resources for detailed usage rules. This helps ensure consistent branding and compliance with intellectual property rights.