You can borrow material for non-commercial uses and put it on your site, including altered forms, but you must link the borrowed material back to the original source on this site. Commercial uses need permission (and hopefully a dump truck filled with money) before using any material.

No way! OurStage is a place for emerging artists, so don't rip off anyone else's work. If you do place copyright infringing material on the site, you'll most likely get the hook. Our Community Team has the power to point out and kick off people who don't play by the rules. (return to top)

The unfortunate answer is YES. Contrary to what you might have heard, there is no way to prevent this practice. You might have seen something on other sites where a box pops ups with a message telling you not to steal their pictures. This is a script that runs on a web page that intercepts a right mouse-click (the most common way to save things on a web page) and puts up a message. It works just fine.

Only ads can be purchased on Lifehacker, not posts. Lifehacker will publish weekly thank-you's to advertisers which will be clearly marked as such. Sometimes companies will give us freebies to test drive their products. In those cases, we'll tell you what we got for free upfront, and our review won't necessarily be positive. Now that you mention it, Lifehacker thanks her lucky stars for free software - but that's free as in speech, not free as in beer, buster.

Click on "submit story" to submit a story. Then, as other users log on, they will read it and, hopefully, vote on whether or not they like it. If they do, if will get posted. Also, if they like it enough, it will get posted to the front page. By the way, when entering links, please use the "target" tag in your HREF. After your URL, enter target="_blank" before the close bracket. That will open your URL in a new window. We like it better that way.

Well, I suppose they could somehow say they had a game with your serial number, but what would be the point? Serial numbers for pinball machines really aren't tracked like VIN's or engine codes. One of the advantages of registering your serial number that I see is that there is a record of your game serial if it is ever stolen or destroyed in a fire. The condition of the game is by far the most influential property of a game.

Sure. Most of the site is not copyrighted. Some parts of the site are copyrighted. Please don't copy those parts. Everything else, you can use for anything you can dream up.

No! We don't! And stop asking us this question. As soon as we get more stuff, it gets added to the site.

Maybe. First off, I have to like your site. I'm not just giving you a link because you asked (yes, this sounds mean, but it's true). Second, I have to REMEMBER to do so - there are MANY websites I meant to link to and simply forgot. My memory is horrid. But, there is something I want to say on this: if your website is a company, don't hold your breath. It's not to say I won't - I've got two companies on my main page right now. But because I like them... a lot. And I like their products.

Due to the creation of the CareerLink Network resume database, the posting of resumes is not recommended on the ‘Yahoo! Group’ site for security reasons. You may send your resume in Word format to careerlinkresumes@yahoo.com for inclusion in this database and for searching purposes. If you should post your resume under the ‘FILES’ section on the ‘Yahoo! Group’ site, it is recommended that you delete all personal information, i.e.

far as content goes, you just need to attribute it to Davis Wiki someplace. Davis Wiki was built in the hopes that the material on it would be useful to others for a long, long time, and so its pages and most all of its content is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license. You should probably just use the Davis Wiki introductory content as a starting point, so leaving an attribution around before it transforms into something new isn't a big deal.

No you won't learn how to break into computers and steal stuff or how to write a virus. In fact, some of the people who attend MacHack are the ones who write the anti-viral software. The hacks that come out of MacHack are those that do clever, amusing or useful things to the system software. Hacks which can do damage to data, networks etc. are not welcome at the conference.

When it's ready, so no promises. When I'm writing, I try to get something up at least once a week, usually towards the end of the weekend. I toss something up on the front page when I post, so check there periodically.

There are some sites we allow to do this because they have a site dedicated to showing stuff from certain Sim sites. They have our permission, so don't do it if you don't get an e-mail response saying you can do so. Re-colours also count as our creations. You have to give us credit for our stuff. Don't be a sneak and steal our stuff. We will find you...

Yes and no. Regulars can, as long as they post about the Stones most of the time. New comers to Gasland need to first establish themselves as regulars before posting off topic. Any off topic post(s) made by those who are not regulars will be subject to deletion or editing. When ever posting something non-Stones on the board, you are asked to include in the subject title (NSC), which means "No Stones Content". This way folks who only want to read about the Stones here can do so.

This site is frequently being updated with lots of new and improved astrology related contents. These updates are sometimes done several times a day too. Almost every module of this site is designed to provide the user with the best levels of satisfaction. After all the stars change position in seconds!!!

All the stuff in the multimedia sections is for you to use. But DO NOT steal anything I have created or manipulated. Also, do not re-print any of my original text without prior permission. I have seen two websites already who have stolen pages and my actual main page, and claimed to be theirs. If you are going to create a Superman movie site, why not be original ? I guarantee that fans want original websites, not copies, and you wouldn't get many hits anyway.

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