01Artists retain copyright.
Review, display, selection, or archive presence does not make the Artwork zHezar property.
02Permissions stay defined.
Only the permissions stated for the applicable competition, product, campaign, or archive purpose may apply.
03Display is not product licensing.
Permission to review or show an entry does not authorize merchandise production.
04Production uses a separate agreement.
Manufacturing rights require approved terms distinct from the entry relationship.
05Creative changes require approval.
The applicable agreement must preserve the artist's authority over proposed creative alterations.
06Technical adjustments have a scope.
Production-required changes must stay inside a disclosed and approved boundary.
07Artists receive attribution.
Official presentation connects the credited artist, Artwork, and release.
08Official participation is preserved.
Approved work and participation may remain visible without exposing private evidence.
09Release history remains archived.
Official history stays distinct from unrestricted submission or source-file publication.
10Compensation follows the signed agreement.
Exposure, attention, selection, or archive presence does not replace approved compensation.
11Tax and payout details stay private.
Financial and identity records are not ordinary public artist-profile content.
12Private evidence stays protected.
Process, identity, rights, and review evidence require purpose-limited access and handling.
13AI detection is not proof.
An automated score may inform review but cannot conclusively decide human creation.
14Eligible decisions need an appeal path.
A consequential decision receives the reviewed route defined by its approved policy.