For rights holders
If a material on Grove English uses your work without your permission, tell us by email.
Teachers publish their own flashcard sets, quizzes and grammar rules on Grove English. If one of them uses your work without your permission, write to us and we will look into it.
Who can write to us
The rights holder, or someone acting for them. If you write on behalf of a rights holder, attach a copy of a document that allows you to act for them, such as a power of attorney.
What to put in your email
- A link to the material on groveenglish.
com. - What in it is your work, and where your work was first published.
- Who you are: your name, your organisation if you have one, and an email address for our reply. If you act for the rights holder, a copy of your authority to act.
- A statement that the information in your email is accurate and that you hold the rights to the work or act for the person who does.
Where to send it
Send your email to hello@groveenglish.com with the subject “Rights holder notice”. The button below opens your mail app with the subject filled in.
What happens next
While we check your notice, we may hide the material. We tell the teacher who published it, and we reply to you.
If you are the teacher and believe your material was hidden by mistake, reply to our email and tell us why.
Other problems in a material
If a material has a mistake, an offensive text or another problem, use “Report this material” at the end of its page, or write to hello@groveenglish.com.
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