Source policy
A reader, not a shadow bookstore.
Leafline separates user-directed browsing from carefully approved public-domain and open-license catalogs.
Effective 30 August 2026 · Version 1.0
Approved discovery
Leafline may list sources whose public documentation and catalog behavior support public-domain or openly licensed acquisition. Approval is source- and region-aware, can be revoked remotely, and does not guarantee that every item is lawful in every jurisdiction.
User-directed browser
The built-in browser goes only where you direct it. Leafline does not provide a piracy index, proxy publication files, merge unreviewed websites into approved recommendations, bypass paywalls, strip DRM, or promise that “any book” is available. The visible domain and secure-connection state remain part of the experience.
Import safety
Every downloaded file passes the same size, type, archive, traversal, duplicate, and parser checks as a file chosen from system storage. A successful download is not proof of rights or safety. Unsupported or suspicious files stay outside the Library.
Corrections and takedowns
Rights holders and source operators may report a catalog entry, license error, or source-policy issue to everydaylabstop@gmail.com. Include the source URL, affected item, rights basis, jurisdiction, and a reliable way to reply. Do not attach the publication unless requested through a secure channel.