Terms

Terms

These terms cover copying another site's look into UBQT.

Copying a site's look

When you ask UBQT to copy a site's look, we read the public pages of the site you name: its home page, a product page, a collection page and its about page, the same way a visitor's browser would. From those we make drafts on your site: pages, a header and a footer, and we bring in the images they use. We can also fill your brand kit with that site's logo, colours and fonts.

Copied pages are drafts. Nothing goes live until you publish it. The brand kit is the exception: if you let a copy fill or replace it, your live site's colours, fonts and logo change straight away.

What you're responsible for

Only copy a site you own, or one you have permission to use. Text, images, logos and trademarks on another site may belong to someone else, and copying them into your site doesn't make them yours.

You're responsible for what you publish. Before you publish a copied page, check it and replace anything you don't have the right to use.

What we don't do

  • We don't copy pages behind a password or a login.
  • We don't copy sites hosted on UBQT.
  • We record what a site's robots.txt file says about the pages we read, but we don't currently stop a copy because of it.

If your site was copied

If you own a site and want material copied from it removed from UBQT, contact us at support@ubqtgroup.com. Tell us the address of your site and, if you know it, where the copy appears.

For the copies made from your site, we will:

  • stop any copy that's still running;
  • unpublish and archive the pages a copy made;
  • put back the merchant's own earlier version where a copy replaced one of their pages;
  • remove the images copied from your site from the merchant's media library (images still in use, and the stored image files, are handled by a person on our team).

Where a merchant has changed a copied page since, a copy replaced a page whose earlier version was never published, or a copy filled their brand kit, a person on our team looks at it before anything is removed.