Legal
Module E: Text and documents
This is the full text of the current Module E: Text and documents. It is published, not click-accepted: a purchase records the version in effect at the sale by its SHA-256, and the Order License of an order attaches it. You can request an earlier version from support@graunt.com.
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# Graunt — Marketplace License, Module E: Text and documents **Version:** 1.0 | **Effective:** October 31, 2026 | **Status:** Operational terms. **Governs:** Text in every form: documents, articles, books, transcripts, messages, web pages, instructions, prompts and the text layers of other content. Part of the Marketplace License (graunt.com/legal/marketplace-license) for content of this kind. --- ## 1. What this module covers This module applies to every listing whose content is text or documents, and to the transcripts, captions and other text derived from content of another kind. It adds to the Marketplace License; where it is more specific, it governs for this content. Words have the meanings the Marketplace License gives them. ## 2. What you may do with text Where the listing allows model training, you may parse, clean, segment, tokenize, translate, summarize, label, embed and index the text and use all of it, in whole or in part, for the purposes §2 of the Marketplace License names. Summaries, labels, embeddings and other derived data you make are yours, except to the extent they reproduce a recognizable portion of the content; a translation of the content is the content. Facts, ideas and methods in the text are not licensed, because they are not the seller's to license; the expression is. ## 3. Retrieval and what a system may show You may index and store the text in retrieval, grounding and search systems you run. A system that answers the people who use it may show them short excerpts of the text where the listing allows or requires citation, no longer than the answer needs and never a substantial portion of a document, with a citation to the listing by the seller's public name and the listing's title, or to the source the listing cites. Where the listing excludes retrieval display, the system uses the text to find and ground answers but shows none of it. A system that shows text only to your own staff and contractors, under a duty of confidentiality, is internal use. ## 4. Reproduction You do not republish, repost, distribute or display the text, or any substantial portion of a document in it, except as section 3 allows or where the listing grants public use. A model that reproduces long passages of the content systematically is reproducing it; §2 of the Marketplace License's safe harbor covers accidental, non-systematic reproduction that you limit, take down and fix. ## 5. Public records and open licenses Where the text is in the public domain, is a government work, or is offered under a public license, that status travels with the copy you obtain through Graunt: the Marketplace License adds no restriction to what the public domain or that license lets you do with the text, whether you obtained it here or elsewhere, and where that license is more permissive than the Marketplace License it governs the text; the listing's recorded rights say what the seller's own arrangement, selection or additions add. §7 and §8 of the Marketplace License and the personal-information module apply in every case. ## 6. Personal information and confidential material The personal-information module applies to text that holds personal information, including a company's workplace records with placeholders in place of the people named. Where the listing says the text is confidential or was a company's internal record, you keep it under the security §10 of the Marketplace License requires and do not disclose it beyond the people the Marketplace License allows. --- ## Version History | Version | Date | Changes | |---------|------|---------| | 1.0 | October 31, 2026 | Initial version, published with Marketplace License 2.0: what a buyer may do with text; retrieval and what a system may show, with citation; reproduction and the safe harbor; public records and open licenses; personal information and confidential material. |