ProPal Intellectual Property and DMCA Policy

Effective Date: August 3, 2026 Version: 1.0

This Intellectual Property and DMCA Policy applies to ProPal websites, messaging systems, provider profiles, uploaded files, documentation, and related services operated by EMOTION Software Development, LLC.

1. ProPal Materials

ProPal and its licensors own the Service and associated software, source code, object code, workflows, prompts, routing logic, databases, interfaces, designs, documentation, text, graphics, logos, names, icons, photographs, and other materials, except for content owned by users or third parties.

“ProPal,” the ProPal logo, `textpropal.com`, and related branding are trademarks or trade dress of EMOTION Software Development, LLC. No license is granted except the limited right to use the Service under the applicable agreement.

2. Restrictions

Without written permission, users may not:

  • copy, reproduce, publish, distribute, sell, sublicense, or create derivative works from ProPal materials;
  • reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, or attempt to derive protected source code, except where law expressly permits;
  • use ProPal branding in a way that implies ownership, endorsement, certification, franchise, or affiliation beyond the actual relationship;
  • register confusingly similar domains, social handles, trademarks, business names, or application names;
  • remove copyright, trademark, attribution, or proprietary notices;
  • scrape or compile ProPal data, provider records, customer information, service catalogs, or routing results for a competing service; or
  • use ProPal materials to train, benchmark, or develop a competing model, platform, or directory without written authorization.

3. Provider Brand License

An active provider grants ProPal a nonexclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to use the provider’s business name, logo, service descriptions, profile information, approved photographs, locations, and related materials to operate, display, route, market, and support the ProPal network.

The provider represents that it owns or is authorized to use those materials. The provider must promptly remove or replace material it no longer has authority to use.

ProPal grants an active provider a limited, revocable, nonexclusive, nontransferable license to use approved ProPal branding and assigned-number materials solely to promote authorized ProPal participation. That license ends upon suspension or termination.

4. User Content

Users retain ownership of content they submit. By submitting content, the user grants ProPal the license described in the Terms of Use or Provider Agreement to process, store, transmit, analyze, display, and disclose content as necessary to operate the Service.

Users must not submit content that infringes copyright, trademark, privacy, publicity, confidentiality, or other rights.

5. Copyright Complaints

ProPal respects intellectual-property rights. A copyright owner or authorized agent who believes content on ProPal infringes a copyright may submit a notice containing:

  1. identification of the copyrighted work claimed to be infringed;
  2. identification and location of the allegedly infringing material;
  3. the complaining party’s name, address, telephone number, and email address;
  4. a statement of good-faith belief that the use is not authorized by the owner, agent, or law;
  5. a statement under penalty of perjury that the notice is accurate and the complaining party is authorized to act; and
  6. a physical or electronic signature.

Send notices to:

EMOTION Software Development, LLC Attn: Copyright Agent 1615 Southern Hills Dr. Ardmore, Oklahoma 73401 Email: hello@textpropal.com

The email subject should state: DMCA Copyright Notice.

6. Counter-Notification

A person whose content was removed or disabled may submit a counter-notification containing:

  1. identification of the removed material and its prior location;
  2. a statement under penalty of perjury that the person has a good-faith belief the material was removed because of mistake or misidentification;
  3. the person’s name, address, and telephone number;
  4. consent to jurisdiction of the appropriate U.S. federal district court and acceptance of service from the original claimant; and
  5. a physical or electronic signature.

ProPal may restore content according to applicable law unless the claimant timely files an action seeking a court order.

7. Repeat Infringers

ProPal may terminate accounts or access of repeat infringers in appropriate circumstances. ProPal may also remove or restrict content where infringement is apparent or where continued display creates legal or operational risk.

8. Trademark Complaints

Trademark complaints should identify the mark, registration if applicable, owner, allegedly infringing use, location, basis for confusion, and complainant contact information. ProPal may request additional evidence and may remove, modify, or decline to act depending on the circumstances.

9. Misrepresentation

A person who knowingly materially misrepresents that content is infringing or was removed by mistake may be liable under applicable law. Submit notices carefully and consider obtaining legal advice.

10. Reservation of Rights

ProPal’s response to a complaint does not constitute an admission. ProPal reserves all rights, remedies, defenses, and discretion permitted by law and contract.