Sport on Earth
Rights & Terms
What belongs to Sport on Earth™, what belongs to contributors, and how to ask permission. Plain language, kept short.
What's ours
The Sport on Earth™ name and logo, and everything created for this site — its design, layout, original written content (including the sport guides, rankings write-ups, and Hall of Fame presentation), and original artwork — are the intellectual property of the site owner. Copyright applies to the original content and designs from the moment they were created, and the Sport on Earth™ name and logo are used as trademarks of the owner.
© 2026 Sport on Earth™. All rights reserved.
What that means
- Don't copy the Sport on Earth name, logo, site design, or original content to pass off as your own or to run a competing service.
- Don't repost, resell, or redistribute substantial parts of the site's original content or designs without written permission from the owner.
- Reading, linking to, and sharing links to this site is always fine. Short quotations with credit and a link are fine.
Facts and third-party material
Sports facts themselves (dates, scores, champions, and records) belong to no one, and this site presents them in its own words. News headlines and articles shown through the site's news features belong to their original publishers and are linked, not copied. League, federation, team, and athlete names belong to their respective owners; Sport on Earth is an independent guide and is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.
Contributor content
Anything a contributor submits to the site belongs to that contributor. By submitting it, the contributor gives Sport on Earth a license to display it on the site. Contributors are responsible for what they submit.
Asking permission / questions
To request permission to reuse any Sport on Earth material, or to ask about these terms, contact the site owner through this site. Requests are reviewed case by case; silence is not permission.