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Policies—Proprietary RightsThis page explains the policies and procedures that apply to and govern visitors when they submit information, documents, files, and other materials for publication this web site. General
When publishing an original work submitted to us by a visitor, we acknowledge the provenance of the work, unless the creator of the work prefers to remain anonymous. tacit Agreement—submitters please take noteElectricka and DCI cannot and do not assume any responsibility for protecting proprietary publication rights for materials visitors submit for publication.
payment or other reimbursement for visitor submissions and publicationsVisitor submissions of works or information for publication at this web site are entirely voluntary. Unless specifically noted in each case, ETAF and DCI do not and will not pay visitors fees or give any other kind of remuneration when they submit works or information for publication. Third party copyright violationsVisitors who submit works or other information for publication agree to hold ETAF, DCI, and their agents exempt from claims or legal actions resulting from the violation of copyright by visitors to this web site or other third parties, now or in the future. protection from third-party violations to materials you submit for publicationSome computer programs give certain individuals the ability to grant or deny to third parties the right to open, display, download, save, copy, duplicate, print, publish, distribute, and/or modify files with their computers, or otherwise modify or manipulate automated documents, computer files, or other automated materials. If rights to these automated materials are denied, the automated materials themselves prevent third parties who open, attempt to open, or attempt to change them from performing any of the functions that are disallowed. When such grants or denials are built into an automated document, computer file, or other automated material, they are sometimes called permissions. Permissions allowed or disallowed to third parties by such materials may be granted or disallowed by individuals who have the right to do so. ETAF and DCI never grant, add, modify, deny, or remove permissions given to materials submitted by visitors for publication. They never change a visitor's ability to open, print, copy, publish, distribute, or otherwise modify or manipulate materials submitted by other visitors. Visitors who submit materials for publication are solely responsible for granting or denying such computer program permissions to third parties. With the possible exception of unforeseen technical glitches, visitors to this web site are able to open, print, copy, publish, distribute, or otherwise modify published materials unless visitors who submit these materials have specified otherwise.
Presumptive and explicit publication and Proprietary Rights governing visitor submissionsETAF and DCI follow the following policies and practices regarding visitor submissions. All these policies and practices apply to each and every item submitted for publication by a visitor unless otherwise stated for that specific item: By submitting works or information of any kind for publication, whether textual, pictorial, or in other medium, you automatically agree to abide by all of the policies of this web site. By the act of submission, you automatically:
More at this web site about visitor submissionsSee these additional ETAF and DCI policies pertaining to publication rights and obligations: ETAF recommendsStanford Law Professor Lawrence Lessig has written a new book on the subject of copyright law entitled, Free Culture. We paraphrase the author's statement of the book's thesis as follows:
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