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# Brand & Identity Protection

The following are protected intellectual assets:

* “DOER DAPP”
* “Decentralized Execution”
* Associated logos, marks, and visual identifiers

Unauthorized use in:

* Competing products
* Fraudulent representations
* Scam deployments
* Token impersonation

may result in legal enforcement.

### Community Contributions

If DOER DAPP accepts community contributions:

* Contributors retain ownership of their original contributions
* By submitting contributions, you grant DOER DAPP a perpetual, royalty-free license to use, modify, and distribute the contribution within the platform

Unless otherwise agreed in writing.

### User-Generated Content

Users retain ownership of:

* Content they create
* Data they submit
* Wallet interactions they initiate

DOER DAPP does not claim ownership over user wallets, assets, or on-chain transactions.

We provide infrastructure.\
You own your activity.


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