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GENERAL
TERMS
You
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POSTINGS
To the extent that portions of this Web Site (such as "guest
books" or "bulletin boards") provide users an opportunity
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You hereby authorize the Foundation for the Advancement of Sephardic
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of your Postings in any manner, format, or medium that Foundation
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Foundation for the Advancement of Sephardic Studies and Culture for
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expenses, and liabilities of whatever nature and howsoever arising
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or suffered by the Foundation for the Advancement of Sephardic Studies
and Culture directly or indirectly by reason of any act or omission
which you commit in breach of these terms and conditions and the obligations
and warranties contained in them.
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Additional
Guidelines for Webmasters on Linking/Repurposing/Permissioning
We
at the Foundation for the Advancement of Sephardic Studies and Culture
are very active participants in the Internet culture, and we appreciate
and support its openness. However, please don't mistake our lack of
password protection for leniency--we take copyright violations very
seriously.
Repurposing
our Source Code
All
of the source code on this site is copyrighted, whether html, javascript,
or otherwise. If you would like to use our source code for any reason,
please send a request to questions @ sephardicstudies.com
Linking
Establishing
standard hypertext links to our Websites is a welcome extension of
Internet culture, and we invite links to our Websites. We require
no formal notice that you've linked to our site, although you may
email us to let us know you've done so. This will allow us to notify
you in the event that the URL for a site changes, or if we remove
content from our site.
Note:
however that the current practice known as "framing" where
a link is established in such a way as to display our content in some
form other than it is displayed in full view by our server, or otherwise
displaying our content only partially, or without our copyright notice,
is definitely uninvited and unwelcome. Note that we are very willing
participants in Internet culture (and we provide all of our content
to the Internet community free of charge), but we do take copyright
very seriously.
Repurposing
Components of our Website
Removing
pieces of our Website and incorporating them into your own Internet
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Permissions
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