Copyright and text sources

1. Platform and community content

Original platform material belongs to 51 Pegasi Fund or its licensors. Users retain rights in their original contributions; the limited operating permission is described in /legal/terms. Open-source components remain governed by their licenses. An AI output may not be unique or eligible for copyright, and its availability does not guarantee freedom from third-party rights.

2. Bible editions

A historical text and a particular transcription, translation, editorial apparatus, or digital edition can have different rights. Consult the source notice for the edition you use; do not assume that every Bible translation is free to republish.

The Brenton Greek Septuagint (LXX) and King James Apocrypha (KJVA) supplied here are distributed by eBible.org with public-domain notices. The KJV notice also describes separate printing rights in the United Kingdom. Sources: https://ebible.org/grcbrent/copr.htm and https://ebible.org/eng-kjv/copyright.htm . Source numbering and verse parts are retained in the import data; the reader groups lettered parts under their numbered verse. The 1 Enoch reading edition follows R. H. Charles’s 1917 English translation of the Ethiopic text, available at https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/77935 with a public-domain notice for the United States. Greek parallel columns and editorial notes are omitted; editorial marks and verse numbers remain. Dead Sea Scrolls links open external institutional archives; their photographs and translations are not redistributed here. Other editions have their own source/copyright metadata. We do not claim a license to modern translations merely because they are mentioned on the site.

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We may remove or restrict reported content while reviewing a claim and may terminate repeat infringers in appropriate circumstances. Where a statutory notice process applies, we will explain the available counter-notice procedure, including its required identification, signature, statements, and jurisdiction/service requirements. Restoration follows applicable law and any notice of court proceedings. This reporting channel does not represent that a DMCA designated agent has already been registered, nor guarantee safe-harbor eligibility.

4. Contact

Bible Notetaker is operated by 51 Pegasi Fund, Puerto Rico. Use /contact for rights questions. Do not include unnecessary sensitive documents in a public post when reporting an issue.