The Blue•Print - Copyright and Usage Rights

Rights

(Updated 2025 Edition)

1. Introduction

Welcome to Trauma in Religion. These terms govern access to all pages, archives, databases, and media published under traumainreligion.com, tfyqa.biz, and the-blue-print.com, including mirrored or derivative projects forming part of the survivor-led ITIIR Initiative.

By viewing, downloading, or interacting with this site, you agree to these terms of use and acknowledge the author’s moral and intellectual rights.

2. Copyright Notice

Unless otherwise credited, all material is the original work of John Anthony Brown and his collaborators within the Trauma in Religion network.
This material is protected under the Australian Copyright Act 1968 (Cth) and applicable international conventions (Berne and TRIPS agreements).

Reproduction, adaptation, or redistribution of any part of this site—including text, graphics, code, multimedia, or structured data—without prior written permission is prohibited except where clearly exempted below.

3. Permitted Personal Use

Visitors may view and download material for private, educational, or non-commercial study provided that:

The source (“© Trauma in Religion”) is clearly acknowledged.

The material is not altered, monetized, or represented as your own work.

Embedded metadata, watermarks, or token-based access mechanisms remain intact.

4. Public-Interest Sharing

Distribution in the public interest—for example, to expose institutional misconduct or advance the protection of children—is permitted only when the purpose is demonstrably aligned with the common good and when attribution to the original author and source link are retained.
This exception does not apply to Token-controlled, restricted, or embargoed materials.

5. Prohibited Uses

Any other distribution, republication, scraping, or use in training AI systems, automated content generation, or commercial data aggregation is strictly prohibited without explicit written consent.
Breach of copyright or data integrity will be pursued under relevant Australian and international laws.

6. Disclaimer

All content is provided “as is” for educational and historical purposes.
While care is taken to ensure accuracy, the site makes no warranties and assumes no liability for how information is interpreted or used.

Some material discusses religious, governmental, and sexual-abuse matters that may be distressing. Viewer discretion is advised.

7. Privacy & Data Ethics

Trauma in Religion respects personal privacy and survivor confidentiality. No personal data is sold or shared without consent.
For details, refer to the Privacy Policy available on this site.

8. Legal Warning

Any attempt to hack, damage, interfere with, or misrepresent this site or its digital assets constitutes a breach of civil and criminal law.
All unlawful activities will be reported and pursued to the fullest extent permitted by law, including recovery of legal and investigative costs.

9. Contributor Submissions

By submitting material for inclusion, contributors grant Trauma in Religion a non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to publish and preserve the work in archival and digital formats.
Background or supporting material must be clearly identified as such.
Decisions regarding publication or withdrawal rest jointly with the author and site administrator.

10. Governing Law

These terms are governed by the laws of Queensland, Australia, and applicable international conventions.

11. Contact

For permission requests, attribution queries, or questions about Token-protected materials, contact:
Email: contact@traumainreligion.com
Postal: Trauma in Religion / The Blue•Print Project — Brisbane QLD Australia