Copyright & Terms

A few friendly rules about the words, visuals and ideas living on this website.

Last updated: 13 June 2026

The short version

Everything on this website belongs to Words With Passports unless clearly stated otherwise. That includes the text, visuals, structure, service descriptions, brand voice, page layout, article ideas and all the tiny language-shaped fingerprints.

You are welcome to read, share a link and enjoy the site. You are not welcome to lift the suitcase and walk away with the contents.

What is protected

The protected materials on this website include:

website copy and service descriptions

articles, language notes and written examples

visual layout, page structure and design choices

brand name, tone, voice and original phrasing

images, graphics and other creative materials

What you may not do

Please do not copy, reuse or repackage this website’s content without written permission. In particular, you may not:

copy text and publish it as your own

reuse service descriptions, page structure or article content

scrape, train on, archive or mass-extract website content

imitate the brand voice or visual identity for a competing service

sell, license or redistribute any material from this site

remove credit, context or authorship from original work

What is allowed

Normal human internet behaviour is fine. You may:

share a link to this website

quote a short excerpt with clear credit

mention Words With Passports in a fair and honest way

contact us to ask for permission to reuse something

Asking first is always better than borrowing first and apologising later. The words have passports, yes — but they still need permission to travel.

Permissions

For permission to use, quote, adapt or reproduce anything from this website, contact:

Please include what you want to use, where you want to use it and why. A clear request is much easier to answer than a mysterious suitcase at the border.

Final note

This page is here to keep the work protected, not to scare nice people away. Read, enjoy, share the link — just do not copy the luggage.