1. Copyright Statement:

Start with a clear statement asserting your ownership of the website’s content. For example: “All content published on Ishtogether is protected by copyright and owned by Ishtogether.”
2. Intellectual Property Rights:

Explain that all text, images, graphics, videos, and other materials on the website are protected by intellectual property laws unless otherwise stated.
3. Permissible Use:

Specify how visitors may use your content. For instance: “Visitors are permitted to view, download, and print pages from the website for personal, non-commercial use only.”
4. Prohibited Uses:

Outline actions that are strictly prohibited, such as reproduction, distribution, modification, or any form of commercial use without explicit permission.
5. Permission Requests:

Provide instructions on how users can request permission to use your content beyond the allowed scope. Include contact information or a link to a permissions request form.
6. Copyright Infringement:

State your commitment to protecting your intellectual property rights and outline the consequences of copyright infringement. This may involve legal action.
7. Third-Party Content:

Clarify that some content on your website may be licensed from third parties, and that such content is subject to the terms specified by the licensors.
8. DMCA Compliance:

Mention that you comply with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Provide instructions on how to report copyright infringement if users believe their work has been copied unlawfully.
9. Changes to Copyright Information:

Reserve the right to update or modify the Copyright Information section as needed. Specify that changes will be effective immediately upon posting on the website.
10. Effective Date:

Include the date when the Copyright Information was last updated to ensure users are aware of the most recent version.