replaced "electronic rights" with "commercial rights" in faq

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<dt>What's a rights holder? How can I tell if I'm one?</dt>
<dd>A rights holder is the person (or entity) that holds the legal right to copy, distribute, or sell a book in some way. There may be one entity with all the rights to a work, or the rights may be split up among different entities: for example, one who publishes the print edition in the United States, another who publishes the print edition in the EU, another who holds electronic rights, et cetera. For ungluing purposes, the rights holder is an entity who has uncontested worldwide electronic rights to a work.<br /><br />
<dd>A rights holder is the person (or entity) that holds the legal right to copy, distribute, or sell a book in some way. There may be one entity with all the rights to a work, or the rights may be split up among different entities: for example, one who publishes the print edition in the United States, another who publishes the print edition in the EU, another who holds electronic rights, et cetera. For ungluing purposes, the rights holder is an entity who has uncontested worldwide commercial rights to a work.<br /><br />
If you have written a book and not signed any contracts about it, you hold all the rights. If you have signed a contract with a publisher to produce, distribute, publish, or sell your work in a particular format or a particular territory, whether or not you still hold rights depends on the language of that contract. We encourage you to check your contracts. It may be in your interest to explore launching an Unglue.it campaign jointly with your publisher.<br /><br />
If you haven't written a book but you have had business or family relationships with someone who has, it's possible that you are a rights holder (for instance, you may have inherited rights from the author's estate, or your company may have acquired them during a merger). Again, this all depends on the specific language of your contracts. We encourage you to read them closely. Unglue.it cannot provide legal advice.<br /><br />
If you believe you are a rights holder and would like to discuss ungluing your works, please contact us at <a href="mailto:rights@gluejar.com">rights@gluejar.com</a>.</dd>
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<dd>Great! Find it in our database (using the search box above) and add it to your wishlist, so we know it should be on our list, too. You can also contact us at <a href="mailto:rights@gluejar.com">rights@gluejar.com</a></dd>
<dt>I know a book that should be unglued, and I own its electronic rights.</dt>
<dt>I know a book that should be unglued, and I own the commercial rights.</dt>
<dd>Fabulous! Please refer to the FAQ <a href="/faq/rightsholders/">for Rights Holders</a> and then contact us at <a href="mailto:rights@gluejar.com">rights@gluejar.com</a>.</dd>
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<dt>Who is eligible to start a campaign on Unglue.it?</dt>
<dd>To start a campaign, you need to be a verified rights holder who has signed a Platform Services Agreement with us. If you hold the electronic rights for one or more works, please contact <a href="mailto:rights@gluejar.com">rights@gluejar.com</a> to start the process.</dd>
<dd>To start a campaign, you need to be a verified rights holder who has signed a Platform Services Agreement with us. If you hold the commercial rights for one or more works, please contact <a href="mailto:rights@gluejar.com">rights@gluejar.com</a> to start the process.</dd>
<dt>How can I claim a work for which I am the rights holder?</dt>
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<dt>Is the copyright holder the same as a Rights Holder?</dt>
<dd>Not necessarily. If you are the author and copyright holder but have a contract with a publisher, the publisher may be the authorized Rights Holder with respect to electronic rights, and they may be able to sign a licensing agreement on your behalf. Again, you must get advice about your individual contract, especially subsidiary rights clauses and exclusivity.</dd>
<dd>Not necessarily. If you are the author and copyright holder but have a contract with a publisher, the publisher may be the authorized Rights Holder with respect to commercial rights, and they may be able to sign a licensing agreement on your behalf. Again, you must get advice about your individual contract, especially subsidiary rights clauses and exclusivity.</dd>
<dt>Can I offer a book to be Unglued even if I cannot include all the illustrations from the print edition?</dt>