Publisher and scope
The website is published by Alderwick Court Media Ltd., registered address 27 Wrenmere Lane, Brackenfold, Leeds, LS7 3QJ, United Kingdom. Contact [email protected] with questions about these terms. The site provides general comparisons of US and European basketball. It is not a governing body, recruitment service, broadcaster or ticket seller.
Use the site only for lawful purposes and in accordance with these terms. If you do not agree with them, stop using the site. Changes apply to use after they are published and do not retrospectively remove rights that have already arisen.
Editorial information
Articles explain rules, competition structures and general sporting concepts. They do not provide individual legal, financial, medical, contractual or eligibility advice. Competition rules and distribution arrangements can change. Consult the relevant organiser's official documents for a decision that depends on a particular event, registration or service.
Reasonable care is taken in preparing content, but the publisher does not promise that every page will be complete, uninterrupted or suitable for a particular purpose. A link to an official source assists further reading; it does not make the publisher responsible for that source or establish an affiliation.
Permitted use and obligations
You may read, link to and print reasonable portions of the site for personal, non-commercial reference. Do not introduce malicious code, attempt unauthorised access, evade security controls or make requests intended to disrupt the service. Do not use contact facilities to send unlawful, threatening or misleading material, or disclose someone else's confidential information without authority.
Automated access must respect applicable law and must not impose an unreasonable burden on the service. These terms do not prohibit uses expressly permitted by law, including applicable copyright exceptions, or ordinary indexing that does not interfere with operation.
Intellectual property and messages
Original site text, design and code are protected by applicable intellectual property law. Rights in third-party names and referenced materials remain with their respective owners. Mentioning a league, club or institution is for identification and discussion, not endorsement. Substantial republication or commercial reuse requires permission unless a legal exception applies.
You retain rights in messages you send. Sending a correction or enquiry allows the publisher to read, store and use it as necessary to respond and assess the issue. It does not grant permission to publish your personal details or private correspondence without a separate lawful basis.
Availability, external services and termination
The publisher may amend, suspend or withdraw pages for maintenance, security, legal compliance or editorial reasons. Access associated with misuse may be restricted where proportionate. There are no website accounts to terminate; you may stop using the service at any time.
External websites and email applications operate under their own terms. The contact form prepares an email draft rather than transmitting a message directly. You are responsible for reviewing and sending the draft through your chosen application. Technical delivery by a third-party email service cannot be guaranteed.
Liability and disputes
Nothing in these terms excludes or limits liability for fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, death or personal injury caused by negligence, or any liability that law does not allow to be excluded. Subject to those protections, the publisher is not responsible for losses that were not reasonably foreseeable or for business losses arising from use of a general editorial site. Mandatory consumer rights remain unaffected.
These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales. Courts of England and Wales have jurisdiction, except where mandatory law gives you the right to bring proceedings elsewhere, including applicable protections in your place of residence. Please contact the publisher first with the relevant page and a description of the dispute so that a resolution can be considered. This request does not restrict access to a court or regulator.