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Introduction

Intellectual property clauses can sound intimidating, but Section 14 of the agreement is actually quite short and protective of you: each party keeps its own pre-existing IP, and nothing transfers ownership of your account.

Key Points

  • Each party retains ownership of its own pre-existing intellectual property.
  • Nothing in the agreement transfers ownership of the account itself — that remains yours.
  • Platform-specific intellectual property remains governed by that platform's own separate terms, not Starkworth's agreement.
  • This section works alongside Section 3, which grants operating authority without transferring ownership.

Frequently Asked Questions

No — Section 14 confirms the account remains yours; Starkworth only has authority to manage it.

That's governed by the platform's own terms of service, separate from your Starkworth agreement.

Possibly — check that platform's own terms, since Starkworth's agreement doesn't override them.

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