Copyright & Takedown

Last updated: 6 October 2026

This page covers two things: what you may do with our material, and what to do if you believe material here is yours.

1. What we own

Courses, lessons, worksheets, cheatsheets, illustrations, the BitWithBite name and the site design are ours or are used with permission, and are protected by copyright.

2. What you may do

• Read, print and save material for your own study or for teaching your own class.
• Quote a short extract with a credit and a link back to the page.
• Share a link to any page freely.

3. What you may not do

• Republish whole lessons, courses or cheatsheets on another site, app or channel.
• Sell, licence or bundle our material, with or without changes.
• Remove credits, or present our material as your own work.
• Scrape the site in bulk to train a model or to rebuild it elsewhere.

4. Material submitted by contributors

Writers keep copyright in articles they submit, and grant us a licence to publish and promote them here. If you submit work, you are confirming it is yours and that publishing it breaks no one else's rights.

5. Reporting content you own

If you believe something here infringes your copyright, email info@bitwithbite.com with the subject Copyright claim and include:

• The exact page address of the material.
• A description of the original work and where it was first published.
• Your name and contact details.
• A statement that you believe the use is not authorised by the copyright owner or the law.
• A statement that the information is accurate and that you are the owner or authorised to act for them.

6. What we do about it

We aim to acknowledge a claim within 3 working days. Where a claim is clear we remove or replace the material while we look into it, and we tell the contributor who supplied it, who may reply. Repeatedly infringing contributors lose their access to publish.

7. If you think we removed something wrongly

Reply to the same address explaining why you have the right to use the material. If the dispute cannot be settled between us, it is governed by the laws of Pakistan, as set out in our Terms of Service.

8. Permission requests

To use something beyond what is allowed above — for a school, a textbook, a course of your own — just ask through our contact page or email info@bitwithbite.com. We usually say yes to teachers.