Community Standards: Intellectual Property

Protecting creativity, innovation, and intellectual property rights

ASBGiG
Published by ASBGiG Team
July 28, 2026

Our Commitment to Intellectual Property Protection

ASBGiG is serious about protecting intellectual property (IP) rights and respects the IP rights of third parties. We provide necessary mechanisms for intellectual property rights protection and maintain special procedures for reporting IP violations.

Important: Content that violates these standards will be removed, and participating accounts may face permanent suspension.

Intellectual Property Claims

Since the content uploaded to ASBGiG's platform is User Generated Content (UGC), we've created special processes for reporting intellectual property rights violations, including copyright (DMCA) and trademark infringement.

Reporting Process

Once we receive a complete report from a rights holder or authorized representative, we will:

  • Remove or disable access to infringing content
  • Process copyright infringement claims
  • Address trademark infringement reports
Required Information

ASBGiG reserves the right to request additional information, including:

  • Proof of ownership documentation
  • Authorization verification
  • Specific infringement details

Services Violating Intellectual Property Rights

In accordance with various laws and our commitment to protect the creative community, ASBGiG does not permit any service that violates intellectual property rights. We take measures against those who provide or request such services.

Zero Tolerance: ASBGiG reserves the right to permanently suspend accounts involved in intellectual property rights infringement.

Prohibited Services Include:

  • Digital piracy services (torrent sites, streaming platforms)
  • Selling access to streaming service accounts
  • Developing unauthorized streaming platforms
  • Hacked or cracked software products
  • Removing watermarks without owner consent
  • Pirated games, apps, themes, or templates

Non-Original Design Standards

Originality Requirements

ASBGiG values hard work and creativity. As a platform supporting designers, artists, writers, and creatives worldwide, original work must be presented and delivered at all times. We take swift action against non-original work being passed off as original.

Unique Creation: Delivered work must be customized, unique, and not previously published online or offline.
Design Standards:
Implement existing elements in unique ways
Create new design concepts from creative elements
Gig images must be your original work
Client consent required for using delivered work
Allowed Similar Elements:
Generic shapes (points, lines, squares)
Functional designs (wheels on cars)
Short phrases and facts
Abstract ideas (not their expression)
Stock Image and Template Policy
Stock Images:
  • Must be from authorized agencies
  • Cannot be delivered "as is"
  • Must be used transformatively
  • Require proper licenses
Templates:
  • Final design must be significantly different
  • New look and feel required
  • Template use must be specified in Gig
  • Heavy template users ineligible for Pro programs

Responsible Digital Creation

ASBGiG is committed to fostering a community of responsible digital creators. When creations involve third-party services or products, users must adhere to these guidelines:

Respect Third-Party Rights

Follow all third-party terms of service and policies when your work relies on external platforms.

Transparency

Be transparent about third-party content use and verify all necessary permissions and licenses.

Mutual Respect

Communicate openly about external elements in your creations and understand their origins.

IP Protection

Respect all intellectual property rights and maintain proper documentation for collaborations.

Learn More: For detailed guidance, see our Guide to Responsible Digital Creation.

Using Others' Work vs. Profit Arbitrage

Allowed Use

You may incorporate other freelancers' work when:

  • You have rights to use it
  • It's used as an element of your own delivery
  • You add significant value
  • It's transformative in nature

Examples:

  • Designs as backgrounds for videos
  • Images for websites or presentations
  • Music beds for explainer videos
Prohibited (Profit Arbitrage)

You may NOT use others' work when:

  • Reselling "as is" without added value
  • Misrepresenting it as your original work
  • Profiting from price differences alone
  • No transformative use is involved
Profit arbitrage is strictly prohibited on ASBGiG.
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