Terms and Conditions of Entry

The Bahamas Web Awards assumes all entries are original and are the works and property of the entrants, with all rights granted therein. In the event that an entrant without such rights submits a nominated site, both the entrant and the owner of the domain will be contacted. The Bahamas Web Award will only be given to the owner of a site or their authorized representative, regardless of the entrant. The Bahamas Web Awards are not liable for any copyright infringement on the part of the entrant.

The Bahamas Web Awards request permission to use information contained in your entry for publicity purposes. If permission is granted at that time, The Bahamas Web Awards will send a reminder to both the entrant and the owner of the site, prior to using any of the information. If you answer "no" in the entry form, and we would like to use the information for publicity purposes, should you be nominated or win, we will follow up to continue the discussion. No information will be released without the prior consent of the site owner or their authorized representative.

Submission of any entry acknowledges the right of The Bahamas Web Awards to use it for exhibition and publication in any medium. For more information, see our Confidentiality Policy.

Questions about the rules & guidelines above may be addressed to the Executive Director of The Bahamas Web Awards. You will receive a confirmation from us via email within 2 business days of receipt of your email.

Awarding

Timely submission of an entry that meets the eligibility requirements as stated herein ensures that an entrant's site will be reviewed and considered for nomination. No other representation or warranty is made by The Bahamas Web Awards concerning entries and all implied warranties are hereby expressly disclaimed.

If an entrant's site is nominated for an award or receives an award, the manner and details of announcing such nomination and award is strictly within the discretion of The Bahamas Web Awards. Entrant understands that all awards may not be given or publicized in the same manner and some might be presented in a ceremony and others might not.