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Legal

What you make is yours. The rest is common sense.

Plain language first, with the full document one toggle away — because your data protection officer needs that version and you don't.

Effective 15 November 2024
In one line
Your content stays yours
Full ownership of everything you upload or build.
Cancelling
Leave whenever you want
Delete your account from the dashboard, or by email.
Liability
Capped at 12 months of fees
And never for indirect damages.
Law
Dutch law applies
Disputes start with a conversation, not a courtroom.
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What you're agreeing to

By using Puzzel.org you agree to use it lawfully, not to break it for other people, and not to reverse-engineer it. That is genuinely most of it.

Use the services for lawful purposes only.
Don't misuse or interfere with the platform.
Keep your account information accurate.
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Your content stays yours

Word lists, images, whole activities: yours. We get only the licence needed to host and display them so the platform works — and nothing happens with your content outside that scope without your explicit consent.

You retain full ownership and intellectual property rights of your content.
Our licence is non-exclusive and only for operating the services.
You confirm you have the rights to what you upload.
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Paying and cancelling

Fees are communicated clearly before you pay. Payments keep your subscription privileges active, and your account is yours to close at any time.

Pay on time to keep subscription privileges active.
Delete your account from the dashboard, or ask via daan@puzzel.org.
Cancelling never transfers ownership of your content to us.
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When we may step in

Accounts can be suspended or terminated for violating these terms or for harming the service and its users. In practice, a conversation comes first.

Violating the terms can suspend access.
Harming other users or the platform can end it.
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The fine print

No liability for indirect damages, direct liability capped at what you paid in the past 12 months, Dutch law governs, and significant changes are announced with a website notice.

You indemnify Puzzel.org for claims arising from your misuse.
If one clause is invalid, the rest still stands.
Continued use after a change means acceptance of the updated terms.
Something here still unclear? Ask instead — legal pages that need a follow-up email are badly written.