Content use · draft for review
We want people to learn from Sunset Systems content, but not copy, resell, misattribute, or use the work in ways that confuse the public or undermine the original source.
Status: Draft for review
Unless otherwise stated, website copy, articles, frameworks, visuals, prompts, diagrams, workshop materials, and other original Sunset Systems content are protected by copyright and other applicable rights. Nick Mohler is the founder/operator associated with this work; Sunset Systems is the company-facing collective voice.
People may read, reference, and learn from the public website for personal or internal educational use. Sharing a short quote with clear credit and a link back is generally welcome, subject to final legal review.
Do not copy large sections, repost full articles, package our materials as your own, sell derivative courses, clone pages, remove attribution, use content to imply endorsement, or train/scrape systems in ways that violate the site terms or applicable law.
Workshop decks, community resources, templates, private notes, client materials, and paid resources may have stricter rules than public blog posts. Assume they cannot be redistributed unless we give written permission.
Sunset Systems, Rising Tides, and related names or marks may be used as brand identifiers. This draft does not claim any registered trademark status unless registration is confirmed. Do not use our names, logos, or brand presentation in a way that confuses people about source, sponsorship, or affiliation.
Do not use automated tools to harvest, replicate, or mass-transform the site into competing content libraries, bots, courses, or commercial products. Limited personal summarization for your own learning is different from copying or commercial reuse.
If you want to quote, teach, translate, adapt, license, or reuse content beyond ordinary linking and short attribution, contact us first with the exact material, intended use, audience, and distribution plan.
This content-use page is protective placeholder language. A lawyer should review copyright, licensing, AI scraping restrictions, trademark language, fair-use treatment, and enforcement details before production reliance.