Content & IP Policy

The Fachelli Family name, official seal, central brand presentation, Code of Order, core canon, and commissioned official materials form the persistent Family IP.

• Local Capos, crews, members, and outside servers do not independently own or control the wider Fachelli identity, seal, history, or Commission.
• Use of official brand assets must follow current style, canon, and approval standards.
• Fan work and independent creator identity are welcome when they do not impersonate official statements, misrepresent ownership, or create confusion about endorsement.

Creators retain ownership of their original work unless a separate written agreement says otherwise.

• Submitting work for official publication grants the Family a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to host, reproduce, edit for format and length, excerpt, caption, archive, and promote that submitted work through official channels.
• The creator must have the rights and permissions needed for every submitted element.
• A creator may request that future promotional use stop; already-published archives, credits, backups, and completed productions may remain where reasonably necessary.
• Paid commissions, employment, sponsorships, or exclusive projects require their own written terms.

• A member keeps ownership of original text or material they submit but grants the limited permission needed to store, display, moderate, and operate it within the authorized community service.
• The website does not accept direct public media uploads. Official content records are created only by authorized editors and should link to approved third-party publications such as YouTube.
• Do not submit copyrighted media, confidential information, another person’s likeness, or private server material without the necessary permission.
• Administrators may remove content that violates policy, rights, privacy, host-server rules, or platform requirements.
• Repeat or serious infringement may result in suspended or revoked access.

• Follow the host server’s recording, streaming, voice, and content rules at all times.
• Use clear channel notices, event notices, or direct consent when a production makes recording materially different from ordinary expected gameplay capture.
• Respect reasonable requests involving sensitive scenes, private conversations, personal identity, or withdrawal from an unreleased feature.
• Do not publish real names, locations, account details, faces, voices, or other personal information beyond the permission actually given.
• Never use another member’s likeness or voice to create deceptive endorsements, sexual content, harassment, or misleading synthetic media.

• Credit principal performers, camera operators, editors, writers, musicians, designers, developers, servers, and other material contributors where practical.
• Every official story should identify date, game, server or city, chapter, characters, crew, canon status, creator credits, related business, and related storyline when available.
• Corrections to material credits should be made promptly after verification.
• A fictional rank does not justify removing or reducing a creator’s real contribution credit.

• The Commission protects Core Canon and may classify submissions as Core, City, Character, draft, non-canon, or archive material.
• Local events become Core Canon only through an explicit canon decision.
• Editing may improve clarity, continuity, safety, length, platform compliance, and presentation without inventing a creator endorsement.
• Administrative, private, embargoed, or unreleased material may not be published without authorization.

• Rockstar Games, Cfx.re, FiveM, RedM, host servers, game publishers, mod creators, and other owners retain their respective rights.
• Do not imply endorsement, ownership, partnership, or official status without written permission.
• Use music, footage, fonts, images, code, models, logos, and other assets only under a valid license, permission, platform rule, or lawful exception.
• Comply with takedown requests, platform procedures, and host-server content restrictions while preserving an internal factual record where appropriate.

• Sponsorships, merchandise, memberships, media revenue, events, original music, and licensed creative work support the universe and its infrastructure.
• Paid placement must be disclosed where required and must not be presented as a fictional order members are forced to follow.
• Commercial support never purchases rank, canon control, chapter leadership, story immunity, moderation preference, or mechanical advantage.
• Revenue splits, commissions, and paid creator work require a separate written agreement; fictional ledgers never substitute for one.

• Direct credit, permission, privacy, or copyright notices through the Contact Desk so the request can be recorded and routed.
• A copyright notice should identify the copyrighted work, identify the exact material and URL to be removed, provide contact information, state a good-faith belief that the use is unauthorized, state under penalty of perjury that the notice is accurate and the sender is authorized to act, and include a physical or electronic signature.
• The operator may restrict disputed material while reviewing a facially complete notice and may forward the notice to the submitting creator. A creator may provide a statutory counter-notice containing the removed material and location, a good-faith mistake-or-misidentification statement under penalty of perjury, contact information, consent to the proper federal court’s jurisdiction, acceptance of service, and a signature.
• Where the statutory process applies, material may be restored after the required waiting period unless the claimant reports a filed court action. The operator may decline restoration for an independent policy, privacy, contract, or platform reason.
• Repeat or serious infringement may result in content removal and account suspension or termination. Content disputes are handled administratively and never through in-character retaliation.
• The Contact Desk is not a representation that a DMCA agent has been registered. Before accepting substantial user-hosted media, the operator must publish a dedicated copyright email, register a designated agent if Section 512 safe-harbor protection is sought, and keep that registration current. Direct uploads remain disabled until then.