IronBirds Website Licensing Policy The fans of Cal Ripken, Jr. and the Aberdeen IronBirds are very important to us. We have created this TRADEMARK & COPYRIGHT LICENSING POLICY for the purpose of allowing you to continue using the name and likeness of Cal and/or any of his family members and/or the Aberdeen IronBirds on your non profit Fan Website. Please read the TRADEMARK & COPYRIGHT LICENSING POLICY (the "Policy") carefully to ensure that you fully understand its terms and conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions regarding the Policy:
Why is a Policy needed? What does the Policy allow me to do? Will I have to pay to use the Licensed Properties? Can I sell things on my Website? Why should I follow the Policy? Why is a Policy needed?
The Policy protects Cal Ripken, Jr., his family members and the Aberdeen IronBirds from being associated with inappropriate or unlawful content on a Website. The Policy also protects our valuable assets, the trademarks and copyrights, while allowing fans to continue to use the copyrighted and trademarked materials on their websites.
What does the Policy allow me to do?
The policy allows you to use the name and likeness of Cal Ripken, Jr., or any member of Cal's family or the Aberdeen IronBirds (the "Licensed Properties") on your Fan Website as long as you follow the terms of the Policy.
Will I have to pay to use the Licensed Properties?
Use of the Licensed Properties in the manner outlined in the Policy is free.
Can I sell things on my Website?
No, you may not sell or distribute any goods or services using the Licensed Properties, nor may you include or refer to links to any third party offering unauthorized goods or services in connection with the Licensed Properties.
Why should I follow the Policy?
Following the terms of the Policy ensures that we will not object to your use of the Licensed Properties. As owner of the trademarks and copyrights, we have the exclusive right to license to others any rights regarding the Licensed Properties. Infringement of the owner's rights, such as unauthorized use, can trigger substantial liability, including statutory fines and penalties.
