g. Moral rights  When you upload a creation, you give up your moral rights to it. That means we can:  Use your creation without identifying you as the creator Edit or change your creation and you won’t be able to say we’ve treated it in a “derogatory” way. f. And we can use it   Anywhere in the world In any medium (for example TV, the internet, radio and apps) For as long as we want – even if you stop using our services. And anyone we work with can do those things too. For example, if you send an image to BBC News, we could share a news item featuring that image with a foreign broadcaster, who’d then be able to do all the things above. They could also charge their users to see it. d. Is inappropriate (offensive, off-topic or disruptive) f. Contains spam (unless you're commenting on a story about reconstituted meat) You need an account to use some of our services, like BBC iPlayer, personal recommendations and notifications. To keep your account safe, don’t:  Tell anyone your username or password Create more than one account There are errors, omissions, interruptions, delays, bugs or viruses We turn off or remove content, services, external links or creations (we’d normally only do this when we moderate, for legal reasons, or if we’re improving a service) We sometimes link to non-BBC sites. And we sometimes put our services on them – when you connect with us on social media, for example. A few things to bear in mind: a. We don’t endorse the sites we link to. b. We’re not responsible for their content or liable for anything that happens to you if you use them. c. If you or anyone else shares something containing a link, we’re not responsible for anything on the site it links to. When you use our services and content, you’re agreeing to:  These terms of use Any other terms we’ve let you know about.  And those things replace all previous agreements between you and us about using our services or content. English law governs these terms, and only English courts can make judgments about them. Our services and content are made available to you by the British Broadcasting Corporation, Broadcasting House, Portland Place, London, W1A 1AA. 

Summary:
You sign away moral rights. The service can distribute your content through any media known now or in the future . This service keeps a license on user-generated content even after users close their accounts.. This service can license user content to third parties. Users agree not to submit libelous, harassing or threatening content. This service prohibits users sending chain letters, junk mail, spam or any unsolicited messages. You must create an account to use this service. You cannot distribute or disclose your account to third parties. Service does not allow alternative accounts. The service does not guarantee accuracy or reliability of the information provided. The service provider makes no warranty regarding uninterrupted, timely, secure or error-free service. They may stop providing the service at any time. The service is not responsible for linked or (clearly) quoted content from third-party content providers. This service assumes no responsibility and liability for the contents of links to other websites. Instead of asking directly, this Service will assume your consent merely from your usage.. The court of law governing the terms is in the UK.. The court of law governing the terms is in a jurisdiction that is less friendly to user privacy protection..