Content Reuse Policy

Last updated: 13 January 2026

Contact: anionlineindia@gmail.com

Ani Online Solar (“we”, “us”, “this blog”) publishes original solar guides, explainers, tools, and visuals for educational purposes. This Content Reuse Policy explains what you may and may not do with content from blog.anionline.in.

If you want permission for anything not clearly allowed below, email us at: anionlineindia@gmail.com

1) COPYRIGHT AND OWNERSHIP

Unless otherwise stated, all original content on this blog is copyright of Ani Online Solar. This includes (but is not limited to):

• Written posts, guides, and explanations
• Original charts, tables, diagrams, and infographics
• Downloadable resources (PDFs, checklists, templates, calculators)
• Photos and images created by us
• Branding assets (logos, named resources, original graphics)

All rights reserved unless we explicitly grant permission in writing.

2) WHAT YOU MAY DO WITHOUT PERMISSION

• Share links (always allowed)
  You may share any post/page link on social media, email, messaging apps, forums, etc. Sharing links is preferred over copying content.
• Quote short excerpts with attribution
  You may quote short excerpts for commentary, review, education, or discussion, provided you follow the attribution rules below.

As a general guideline, keep it to:

• Up to ~150–200 words from a single page/post, or
• 1–2 short sections, whichever is shorter

C.     Use facts and general ideas

You may use facts and general concepts (example: net metering basics) to write your own content in your own words. Copyright protects our original wording, structure, visuals, and downloadable resources.

3) INFOGRAPHICS: NON-PROFIT EDUCATIONAL USE (ALLOWED WITH CREDIT)

We allow non-profit educational reuse of our original infographics/charts/graphics only if ALL conditions below are met:

1. Purpose: strictly non-profit educational use (schools/colleges, student notes, classroom slides, awareness sessions, NGO education programs)
2. No removal of credit: do not remove watermarks, credits, or source text (if present)
3. No misleading edits: you may resize/crop for fit, but do not modify the meaning, remove key parts, or edit it to look like your own work
4. Attribution required: include “Ani Online Solar” and a clickable link to the original post/page where the infographic appears
5. No standalone reposting for growth: do not upload it as “your content” on monetized pages/accounts or content farms, even if you add credit

If you are unsure whether your use counts as “non-profit educational”, email: anionlineindia@gmail.com and ask. 

4) ATTRIBUTION RULES (MANDATORY)

Whenever you quote text or reuse an infographic under the permissions above, you must include:

• Name: Ani Online Solar
• Link: a clickable link to the original page/post
• Clarity: indicate it is a quote or a reused visual

Suggested attribution line:

• Source: Ani Online Solar — “(Post Title)” (link)

If clickable links aren’t possible (print/WhatsApp forward), include the full URL in text.

5) WHAT IS NOT ALLOWED WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION

A) Republishing full or substantial content

You may not:

• Copy and republish full articles/pages
• Republish “rewritten” versions that are still clearly derived from the original
• Translate and republish our articles in any language
• Compile our posts into PDFs/ebooks/newsletters
• Repost our downloadable resources or anything gated via forms

B) Commercial use (including monetized platforms)

You may not use our content (text or visuals) in:

• Paid courses/coaching/training material
• Company brochures, marketing decks, lead magnets
• Monetized websites/apps/subscriptions
• YouTube scripts or videos where the content is substantially copied
• Any activity primarily intended to sell, generate leads, or earn ad revenue

C) Bulk copying / scraping

You may not scrape, auto-copy, or bulk-download content from this blog using bots, scripts, or automated tools.

D) Misrepresentation

You may not claim authorship of our content, imply we endorse your product/service, or use our branding in a misleading way.

6) PERMISSION REQUESTS (HOW TO ASK)

If you want to reuse content beyond what is allowed above, request written permission.

• Email: anionlineindia@gmail.com
• Subject: Content Reuse Request

Include:

• Links to what you want to reuse + exact portions/visuals
• Where you want to use it (platform/site)
• Whether the use is commercial/monetized
• Whether you will edit/translate anything
• Expected audience size and duration

We may approve, deny, or offer a paid license depending on the request.

7) THIRD-PARTY CONTENT

Some posts may include third-party logos, embedded videos, screenshots, or quoted material owned by others. Such items remain the property of their respective owners and are not covered by any permission we grant. For reusing third-party material, contact the original rights holder.

8) AI-ASSISTED VISUALS

Some posters/illustrations on this blog are created using AI tools and may be further edited by us. Unless stated otherwise, these visuals are treated as original published content on Ani Online Solar and are not free to reuse beyond the permissions in this policy. If a specific image has separate licensing or attribution requirements, we will mention it on the relevant page.

9) FAIR DEALING / FAIR USE NOTE

Limited quotation for purposes such as criticism, review, reporting, or education may be allowed under applicable law. This policy does not remove any rights you may have under law, but it also does not permit copying full articles, or reusing our original visuals/resources in ways not allowed above.

10) REPORTING INFRINGEMENT

If you believe our content has been copied without permission, or if you believe your content appears here by mistake, email anionlineindia@gmail.com with:

• The original link (our page)
• The infringing link (where it’s copied)
• Screenshots (helpful)
• Any supporting context

We may contact the infringing party and/or submit takedown requests to platforms, hosts, or search engines.

11) NO LEGAL ADVICE AND UPDATES

This policy is a general guideline and does not constitute legal advice. We may revise it occasionally; the “Last updated” date at the top will reflect the latest version.