Terms and Conditions

These terms describe the publication, the use of its editorial material, and the relationship between its content and advertising. Metasharing is a freely accessible English-language publication operated by KUTLU KURUMSAL İÇERİK HİZMETLERİ ANONİM ŞİRKETİ. Its purpose is to explain blockchain concepts and related digital technologies to a general international readership.

The publisher

The publisher's registered address is Pazarbaşı Mah. Heybeliada Sok. No: 224, Kat: 4, Daire: 1, 34035, Bayrampaşa, İstanbul, Türkiye. Its corporate identification and registration details appear on the Contact page. Gokce Kutlu is the publication's owner and article author. The About page explains the editorial purpose and approach.

All correspondence concerning the publication, these terms, editorial corrections, or rights in material should be sent to contact@metasharing.org. An email does not create a membership or subscription. These terms do not require you to submit personal information in order to read.

Reading the publication

All articles can be read in full without payment or registration. There are no paid reading tiers, trial periods, automatic renewals, or membership conditions. The website does not process orders or payments. Its revenue model is limited to the sponsor advertisements identified separately from editorial content.

The publication presents explanations for general understanding. The meaning of a concept can depend on the system, implementation, or version being discussed. An example illustrates the stated point within that context; it does not establish a universal outcome. Readers should consider the scope and date of an explanation when interpreting it.

The website is a publishing platform. Its articles do not create an individual professional relationship with the reader or promise a particular result. References to a technology or product explain the subject of the article. They are not an invitation to carry out a transaction through this website.

Editorial independence and outside names

Metasharing has its own editorial identity. It has no affiliation with, authorisation from, or endorsement by the outside organisations discussed in its articles. Product names and other third-party marks identify the subjects being explained and remain associated with their respective owners.

A link to an official source allows readers to examine the relevant material. It does not make the source an author, sponsor, or operator of this publication. Descriptive references do not transfer another organisation's identity or authority to the publisher.

Sponsor advertisements

Advertising is labelled and positioned separately from the principal reading content. A displayed advertisement identifies its sponsor or destination. Its presence is a commercial placement and should not be read as an editorial conclusion about the advertised organisation.

Readers are never required to click an advertisement to continue reading. No sponsor advertisement is currently displayed. Any future sponsor placement will be identified separately from editorial content. The application does not choose advertisements using a reader profile. Any separate arrangement reached with an advertiser is governed by the information and conditions supplied by that advertiser; this website does not process that arrangement.

Using and quoting material

The original writing, layout, and visual identity of the publication are protected by applicable intellectual property law. Third-party material, where identified, remains subject to its own rights. Free access means the material can be read without a charge; it does not transfer ownership or provide an unrestricted republication licence.

You may link to a publicly available page and use your browser's ordinary reading and printing functions for personal reading. Quotations, criticism, teaching uses, and other statutory exceptions remain available to the extent provided by the law that applies to your use. When quoting, identify the author and publication, link to the original page where practicable, and preserve the meaning of the passage.

For reuse beyond an applicable legal exception or an express permission, contact the publisher before reproducing the material. Do not present modified text as an unchanged article from this publication or imply an association that the publisher has not agreed to. These terms do not restrict rights that applicable law makes mandatory.

Corrections and correspondence

Readers can identify an inaccuracy by emailing the article link, the relevant passage, and a concise explanation with an appropriate primary source. The publisher considers corrections in relation to the article's purpose and the evidence provided. Substantive changes should be reflected in the article's displayed update information; a displayed date is not a promise that every external source remains unchanged.

Email correspondence is not automatically published as a testimonial, comment, or reader contribution. The website has no public comment or upload facility. If a message suggests a quotation or contributed material for publication, permission and attribution need to be addressed separately. The Privacy Policy explains how correspondence is handled.

External websites and availability

External pages are maintained by their respective publishers and can change independently. Check the destination's own terms and privacy notice if you visit it. The inclusion of a link does not incorporate the external website into this publication or guarantee the continuing accuracy of that website.

The publisher aims to keep its pages readable and available, and may correct, reorganise, or temporarily withdraw material when necessary. Continuous availability and compatibility with every device cannot be promised. These terms do not exclude responsibility where the applicable law makes the publisher responsible, remove mandatory consumer protections, or impose a blanket waiver of claims.

Privacy, applicable rights, and changes

The Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy describe the actual information practices of the website. Merely browsing does not provide consent to optional personal information processing. These terms do not change the rights or request procedures described in those policies.

Applicable mandatory law governs your rights, including any protections that apply in your place of residence. Nothing here requires a reader to give up a competent court or supervisory authority, accept compulsory arbitration, or waive a legal remedy. A concern can be raised with the publisher by email without limiting those rights.

The publisher may revise these terms to reflect a material change in the publication. The date above identifies the current version. Changes do not retrospectively remove accrued rights or turn previously permitted reading into a paid arrangement. If any provision cannot lawfully apply, the remaining provisions operate only to the extent permitted by law.