This document is a Contributor License Agreement for individuals or entities making contributions to a community specification repository. It outlines the terms under which contributions are made, referencing several linked policies including a Community Specification License, Governance Policy, Contribution Policy, and Code of Conduct. Contributors also certify their right to submit source code under an appropriate open source license.

This document is the European Union Public Licence (EUPL) v. 1.2, a legal framework for distributing and using software and other works. It grants licensees extensive rights, including use, reproduction, modification, and distribution, while imposing obligations such as attribution and copyleft. The license also includes disclaimers of warranty and liability.

This Copyright Transfer Agreement outlines the terms under which an Assignor transfers all rights, title, and interest in an original work to an Assignee. It includes provisions for the scope of assignment, warranties of ownership, reserved rights for the Assignor, credit and attribution, indemnification, and termination conditions. This template is designed for creators looking to formally transfer their copyright.

This agreement outlines the terms for developers participating in the GitHub Developer Program. It grants a limited license to use GitHub's API for integration, details confidentiality obligations for pre-release materials, and covers marketing, fees, and termination conditions. It ensures developers understand their responsibilities when building products that integrate with the GitHub platform.

This document is the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Public License (CC BY 4.0). It grants users (licensees) worldwide, royalty-free rights to reproduce, share, and adapt licensed material, provided they give appropriate attribution to the creator. The license outlines the conditions for exercising rights over copyrighted and similar materials, including Sui Generis Database Rights.

This document outlines the transfer of intellectual property rights and the grant of usage rights from an Originator (who can be an employee or freelancer) to a Company. It covers various types of IP, including copyrights, trademarks, and patents, ensuring the Company acquires broad rights to work results created by the Originator. The agreement also addresses moral rights, open-source software exceptions, and inventions under German law.

This document is an Audio Recording Consent Form, designed for an individual to grant a company or organization the right to record and utilize their voice in a specified audio recording. The participant provides unrestricted permission for recording, editing, and distribution, waiving rights to inspect, approve, or receive compensation for the use of their voice. All materials produced become the exclusive property of the company.

This document outlines the Terms of Service for the GitHub Marketplace, a platform enabling users to select and utilize developer applications and actions. It defines the legal relationship between GitHub, users, and third-party Product Providers, covering aspects like payment, data privacy, and disclaimers related to the use of Developer Products. Users agree to these terms, alongside their main GitHub agreement, when accessing the Marketplace.

This Service Agreement outlines the terms of employment for a senior executive, detailing their duties, remuneration, benefits, and conditions for termination. It includes comprehensive clauses on confidentiality, intellectual property rights, and post-termination restrictive covenants to safeguard the company's business interests. The agreement is designed to be legally binding and covers various aspects of the executive-company relationship.

This document serves as a comprehensive guide for individuals interested in contributing to the Balanced Employee IP Agreement (BEIPA) project. It details the contribution process, outlines areas where help is needed, and explains the versioning system applied to the agreement. All contributions are released to the public domain under CC0-1.0.