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It’s in their TOS. The answer is more or less forever: “Standard Commercial License: A BioRender Standard Commercial License is provided to all paid industry a
by d-sc 7y ago
It’s in their TOS. The answer is more or less forever:
“Standard Commercial License: A BioRender Standard Commercial License is provided to all paid industry accounts allows you to use our Asset(s) anywhere in the world, and the license never expires.
You may use the Asset(s) in websites, print, presentations, publications, social media sites, marketing and advertising material, broadcasts, and for internal communication. However, you may not share or distribute the Asset(s) in any way that would let others use the Asset(s) without licensing it themselves.”
- whatshisface 7y ago>However, you may not share or distribute the Asset(s) in any way that would let others use the Asset(s) without licensing it themselves.” What does that imply, a watermark on every powerpoint slide?
- vikramkr 7y agoSo we wouldn't be able to photo ship in a diagram into a bigger diagram later and would need to make it not downloadable if we post diagrams on our website? What if someone screenshots it from a journal publication?
- jsty 7y agoIf I had to guess, I'd say the intent behind it was "don't produce content which you then license out for re-use by third parties", not "you must make it physically impossible for third parties to re-use the content, even if they're willing to infringe copyright".