Version of 21 October 2026

Contributor terms

These terms apply to everything you send to InsideKamer through a contributor account: edits, new entries, articles, descriptions, recipes and notes (“contributions”).

Your own work

You confirm that each contribution is your own original work, written in your own words, and that it does not copy text from Wikipedia, other websites, books or any other source. Facts may come from sources; the wording must be yours.

Rights pass to InsideKamer

By sending a contribution you assign to InsideKamer all copyright and related rights in it, worldwide and for their full duration. Where an assignment is not possible under the law that applies, you grant InsideKamer an exclusive, perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free licence to use, edit, translate, publish, sublicense and otherwise exploit it, and you agree not to assert moral rights against these uses to the extent the law allows. InsideKamer may credit you by the name you chose, or not, and may edit or remove any contribution.

Accuracy and sources

Contribute only what you believe to be accurate, with sources anyone can check. Do not include private information about people (phone numbers, home addresses, health or identity details), and do not make allegations you cannot support with strong, independent sources.

Review

Every contribution is first checked automatically, including by an AI agent, and then reviewed by an InsideKamer editor, who may approve it, change it, ask you for changes or decline it. Nothing is published without an editor's approval.

Your account

Keep your password safe. InsideKamer may suspend accounts that send spam, abusive, copied or misleading contributions. Your email is used only to run your account and is never shown publicly.

This page is a plain-language summary prepared for InsideKamer and should be reviewed by a lawyer before it is relied on.

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