‘K V DHANANJAY – LAW & SOCIETY BLOG’.
Welcome to the “K V Dhananjay – Law & Society Blog.” We believe that thoughtful dialogue can reach more people when shared widely. Accordingly, we grant permission to any individual, media organization, or institution to freely reproduce, reprint, translate, excerpt, or otherwise republish our articles, subject to the following conditions:
Mandatory Attribution
Blog Reference: Clearly credit kvdhananjay.in as the source.
Author Name: Provide the author’s full name.
Author Designation: Include the author’s professional title or designation, if mentioned in the original post.
Faithful Translation
If you choose to translate the material, you are responsible for ensuring the accuracy of the translated content. Misrepresentation in translation shall be your responsibility.
Context & Integrity
You may publish excerpts, but please do so in a manner that respects the original context. Avoid distorting the article’s meaning or presenting it in a misleading way.
No Commercial Endorsements
While you are free to republish our articles, this permission does not imply our endorsement of any products or services.
Notification
Though not strictly required, we would appreciate a brief note informing us of the republication or translation, so we can help share your version, if appropriate.
By adhering to these guidelines, you help sustain an open culture of information exchange while upholding the credibility and clarity of our work. If you have any questions about this policy or wish to explore further collaboration. Please contact us at reprint@kvdhananjay.in
FAQ
Reprint: Frequently Asked Questions
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Who can republish content from “K V Dhananjay – Law & Society Blog”?
Anyone – be it individuals, news outlets, magazines, websites, or institutions – is allowed to reproduce, reprint, translate, or otherwise republish the textual content of our articles. This policy supports our commitment to making discussions on law and society widely accessible.
What attribution must I include when republishing?
Proper attribution is mandatory. You must:
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- Credit kvdhananjay.in as the source.
- Name the original author as stated in the blog post.
- Include the author’s designation if provided in the post.
Can I translate the article into another language?
Yes. Translation is encouraged, provided you uphold accuracy and faithfully represent the original meaning. You assume full responsibility for ensuring the translation remains true to the original text. Misleading or incorrect translation is the liability of the publisher of the translated version.
Am I allowed to publish only an excerpt or a summary?
Yes. Excerpts, summaries, or quotes are permitted, as long as:
- They accurately represent the author’s message.
- They do not distort the context or alter the substance of the content.
- Proper attribution to both kvdhananjay.in and the author (including designation) is maintained.
Can I modify the original text or title?
- Minor Edits: You may make minor or inconsequential changes if such changes do not alter the meaning.
- Substantive Edits: Major changes such as revising, adding, or removing content – must be clearly identified as your own commentary or additional notes. You should not present them as part of the original material.
What about images, videos, or other multimedia in the article?
- Textual Content vs. Multimedia: This reprint policy primarily applies to the written text. Separate considerations may apply to multimedia content.
Does this permission include commercial or paid publications?
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- Use in Publications: You may republish our articles in newspapers, magazines, websites, or other platforms (including those that charge subscriptions or carry advertisements) provided the mandatory attributions are in place.
- No Endorsement: Republishing our articles must not be presented or implied as an endorsement by the blog, the author, or kvdhananjay.in for any product, service, or viewpoint unrelated to the content itself.
Does republishing mean “K V Dhananjay – Law & Society Blog” endorses my publication?
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No. Free republishing rights do not constitute an endorsement or validation of your platform’s editorial stance, political viewpoints, or commercial interests. Our aim is solely to broaden access to informed discourse.
Should I inform “K V Dhananjay – Law & Society Blog” after republishing?
It is not necessary to notify us. However, we would appreciate a short note letting us know where or how you are using our content. This helps us learn about its broader reach and, if appropriate, we may also share the link of your republished piece.
Are there any geographical restrictions on republishing?
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No. Our policy applies globally. We welcome broader distribution and wider access to discussions on law, policy, and society. Local laws regarding content use, liability, and intellectual property will still apply in your jurisdiction, and you are responsible for complying with them.
Who is liable for any legal or factual inaccuracies that appear in reprinted content?
- Original Content: Our blog strives for accuracy, but we do not control third-party usage or the context in which the third party usage occurs. If a person cannot, in law, have any objection to original content on our blog, he or she cannot object, in law, to a reprint of the original elsewhere.
- Modifications or Translations: If you modify or translate the article, you bear responsibility for inaccuracies introduced in that process.
Can I add my own commentary alongside the republished text?
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Yes, you may include your own commentary, analysis, or editorial remarks, provided you clearly distinguish them from the original article. For instance, you could label such remarks as “Editor’s Note” or “Commentary” to avoid confusion.
Will I need to pay any fees or royalties for republishing?
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No. We do not charge any fee or royalty for reprinting our articles. This policy aligns with the non-commercial, public-service nature of our blog.
What if the author’s designation changes over time?
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Authors may hold evolving roles or affiliations. In republishing older articles, please maintain the designation as it appears in the original post. If you wish to update it, you should clearly indicate the change and the date of that change.
How can I verify that I am in compliance with the reprint policy?
- Attribution: Confirm that you have included kvdhananjay.in, the author’s name, and the author’s designation.
- Original Meaning: Ensure that excerpts, translations, or summaries don’t misrepresent or distort the author’s stance.
- Responsible Edits: Clearly mark any added or removed content if you have made modifications.
- Questions: If unsure, contact us at reprint@kvdhananjay.in for further clarification.
What should I do if I discover an error in the original article?
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If you notice an error, please inform us at write@kvdhananjay.in. We may issue a correction, which you can then include in your republished version. This ensures readers have the most accurate information.
Does this policy extend to user comments or other interactive features?
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Article Text vs. User Comments: Our reprint policy applies specifically to the blog’s articles. User comments, forum discussions, or other interactive features may not be covered under the same terms. If you wish to reuse user-generated content, seek specific permission from the comment author.
Where can I find further help or support regarding the reprint policy?
- If you have additional questions or need clarification not covered here, please contact us at reprint@kvdhananjay.in. We appreciate your interest in our work and value your commitment to distributing these discussions responsibly.