Copyright and writers’ content
Intellectual property, images and quotation rules inside Vemetto Writers.
Writer ownership
Writers keep ownership of their text and grant Vemetto a non-exclusive permission to display and promote the approved version on the platform. A writer can request withdrawal of a work, while we keep an administrative record if needed to resolve a dispute.
Quotations and sources
Short quotations must be clearly marked with the source name and link. Long passages may not be copied, and full articles may not be republished. References do not mean copying wording; an article must add original analysis, experience or explanation.
Images and media
Do not upload an image from a Google search just because it is available. Use your own work or licensed material and keep proof of the licence. When in doubt, submit the article without an image and let the editor choose a suitable cover.
Reporting an infringement
If you find your content published without permission, send us the link to the published content, the link to your original work and proof of ownership through the contact page. We review reports promptly and act accordingly, which may include removal or adding correct attribution.
Original Vemetto explainer in English, adapted from our Arabic page. Last reviewed: 9 November 2026.
Practical notes and FAQ
Quoting correctly
- Quote only a short sentence or paragraph when needed.
- Use quotation marks and name the author and source with a link.
- Add your own analysis; a quote supports your point, it does not replace it.
Frequently asked questions
Can I publish my article elsewhere?
Yes. The permission granted to Vemetto is non-exclusive.
Are internet images free to use?
No. Availability does not mean a licence.
What if I used material by mistake?
Tell us immediately so we can correct or remove it.