Terms
Terms of use
The short, honest version of how you can rely on this site — and how you can’t.
Using the site
Quotle.info is provided free, as-is, for personal and professional reference. By using it you accept these terms. It’s operated by runMast LLC.
Accuracy & no warranty
We work hard to trace every attribution to a primary source and to mark our confidence honestly (verified / attributed / disputed). But provenance research is never final and errors happen. The information is provided without warranty of any kind. Before you rely on an attribution for anything that matters — a publication, a legal or academic use, a commercial product — open the linked primary source and confirm it yourself.
Quotes & reuse rights
The reuse/rights status we show (public domain, in copyright, licensed, or uncertain) is our good-faith assessment to help you, not legal advice. Copyright is jurisdiction-specific, and a modern translation of an old work can itself be protected. You are responsible for clearing the rights for your particular use. Individual quotations belong to their authors or rightsholders; we reproduce single lines for identification and commentary.
The API
The public verification API (/verify, /verify-batch, /lookup) is offered as-is for reasonable, non-abusive use. Please:
- Cache responses and don’t hammer it; rate limits apply and abusive traffic may be blocked.
- Treat results as a first-pass check, not a guarantee — the same no-warranty terms above apply.
- Attribute quotle.info if you surface our verdicts to your users. A credit link is appreciated.
There is no uptime or SLA guarantee, and the API may change or be withdrawn.
Our content
The original commentary, provenance write-ups, structure, and design of quotle.info are © runMast LLC. The underlying quotations belong to their respective authors. You’re welcome to link to us and to quote short passages with attribution; please don’t bulk-scrape or republish the site wholesale.
Contact
Questions about these terms: help@quotle.info.
Last updated 17 July 2026.