Image rights
QueueCheck image rights and licensing
This page explains who created QueueCheck's original editorial images, how they should be credited, and how to ask for permission to reuse one.
What this covers
This page covers original editorial images published by QueueCheck when the image caption or structured metadata names QueueCheck as the creator and copyright holder. That includes artwork made for a specific QueueCheck news story, guide, report, or utility page.
Use terms
QueueCheck retains copyright in covered images unless the page carrying an image states otherwise. You may link to the page and share the page's ordinary social preview. Copying, republishing, editing, selling, or distributing the image file itself requires written permission from QueueCheck.
Permission applies only to the image and use described in our written reply. It does not transfer QueueCheck's name, logo, site design, article text, data, or software.
Request permission
Email info@queue-check.com with the QueueCheck page or image URL, where you want to use the image, whether you plan to edit it, and whether the use is personal, editorial, educational, or commercial. A request is not permission; wait for a written reply before reusing the file.
Credit
When QueueCheck grants permission, use the credit line specified in the reply. Unless we give a different line, credit the image as "QueueCheck" and link to the page where it appeared.
What this does not cover
This page does not grant rights to government documents, agency seals, third-party photographs, screenshots, trademarks, or other material credited to somebody else. Those items remain subject to their source's terms. A specific credit or rights notice beside an image overrides this general page.