1. Ownership of Content
Rights in the text, designs, images, graphic elements, developments, and other content on this website belong to the owner of Soluciones Informáticas Mike Duarte or their respective lawful rights holders, depending on the origin and terms of each resource.
This information supplements Section 8 of the Legal Notice. Including content on the website does not mean that we own all rights in it.
2. Copyright and Developments
Works and computer programs are protected, as applicable, under Intellectual Property Law 11.723. This protection extends to the expression of works; it does not mean ownership of ideas, procedures, or methods themselves.
Our own components and third-party resources retain their respective rights regimes. Licenses for software, libraries, fonts, images, and other materials must be respected, including applicable reuse permissions and attribution obligations.
3. Third-Party Trademarks and Content
Third-party trademarks, trade names, logos, and content belong to their respective owners. Their presence does not in itself imply sponsorship, representation, a business association, or an assignment of rights.
Trademarks and designations are governed by Law 22.362 and other applicable rules. Mentioning a name or sign on this website does not constitute a claim of trademark registration.
4. Permitted Uses and Restrictions
You may browse the website and share links to its pages. Public access does not grant a general license to reproduce, adapt, distribute, or commercially exploit protected content.
Where a use requires authorization, it must be obtained from the relevant rights holder. Uses permitted by applicable law and each resource’s license remain available, including statutory exceptions where their requirements are met. Merely citing the source does not replace authorization where it is required.
5. Rights in Developments Created for Clients
Ownership, licenses to use, and any assignments relating to developments created for clients are determined by each project’s agreements and applicable law. This page does not replace or amend those agreements.
Contractual documentation must distinguish specific deliverables, our own preexisting components, materials provided by the client, and third-party resources. A complete assignment to either party is not presumed merely because work is commissioned, delivered, or displayed.
The client’s applicable rights are respected. Reusing or publishing project materials must comply with applicable authorizations, licenses, and confidentiality commitments.
6. Inquiries and Authorization Requests
Inquiries about this website’s content and authorization requests may be sent to info@mikeduarte.net.ar, identifying the material, its location, and the intended use.
If you believe that content affects rights you hold, you may use the same channel to identify it and provide the information needed to review the situation. We can only authorize uses of rights that belong to us; third-party permissions must be obtained from their respective holders. A lack of response does not imply authorization.
Prevailing Spanish Version
This document is also available in English. In the event of differences in interpretation between the two versions, the Spanish text shall serve as the reference, without prejudice to the non-waivable rights of users or consumers and any applicable mandatory laws.