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site
use
copyright
privacy
liability
FAQs
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This
page answers some questions about site use -
- can
I link to Ketupa.net
- what
about deep-linking
- can
I frame the site
- I
want to copy text published on the
site
- copyright's
dead - why bother
- can
I make a hardcopy
- what
data do you collect about
visits
- who
gets to see the data
- does
your policy cover data storage
and disposal
- what
about email and mailing lists?
- can
I correct data about myself
- more
information
Contact
us if you have other queries.
Can I link to your site?
Yes, please do. We welcome non-commercial links to
www.caslon.com.au and associated sites such as Ketupa.net
and Analysphere.com.
As a courtesy, we would like to know that a link is being
made - why not simply send an email to ketupa at caslon
dot com dot au?
what about deep-linking?
It's ok to link to the home page or to a subsidiary
page.
Can I frame your site?
No, please don't.
If you do, you must not obscure identifying information
or otherwise lead a viewer to believe that the pages from
this site are the property of another entity.
I want to copy text published on your site
Australian and international intellectual property
law allows limited copying, in certain circumstances,
without the permission of the author/copyright owner.
In general, feel free to reproduce 'non-substantial' extracts
from material published on this website as long as copying
is being done on a non-commercial basis and you clearly
identify Caslon Analytics as the author and cite our URL.
We have responded to particular requests by formally authorising
reproduction of substantial extracts or whole pages: contact
us if you have a particular need. We have also taken action
in Australia and overseas against individuals and businesses
who have ripped us off.
Contact us and we'll discuss how we can meet your requirements.
I've heard that copyright is dead. Why do you bother?
It is alive and well; indeed gurus such as Lawrence
Lessig argue that evolving technologies and intellectual
property law will provide a higher level of protection
for much online material than for "dried tree-flakes
encased in dead cow".
The Intellectual Property guide
on the Caslon Analytics site provides pointers to major
Australian and overseas developments regarding copyright,
patents and trademarks in the digital environment.
Can I make a hardcopy?
You may prefer to read from a printout rather than
from the screen. If so, please feel free to make a single
copy for personal use.
what data do you collect about my visit to the
site?
We do not engage in systematic data profiling and
do not attempt to identify individual users/IP addresses.
Our collection of data varies; essentially we collect
and analyse basic web metrics information - such as whether
particular pages are being accessed, whether traffic is
coming from dot au domains or overseas, the ratio of .gov
to .com to .org traffic - so that we can improve this
site.
who gets to see the data?
Our privacy statement makes a commitment about collection,
storage, use and disposal of personal data.
Access to information about use of the site is restricted
to Caslon Analytics personnel and contractors subject
to an agreement to adhere to our policy.
We don't disclose or publish information that identifies
individual machines or sub-groupings of addresses without
consent.
We don't sell or otherwise provide profiling data or mailing
lists to other businesses, academic institutions or non-profit
organisations.
Although the internet is not a sewer thick with cybercriminals
and anarchists, breaches of law do occur online.
We accordingly reserve the right to gather more extensive
information in dealing with damage to the site or where
there is reason to believe a breach of the law is being
or has been committed. Where necessary such information
will be disclosed to relevant authorities in Australia
and overseas.
does your privacy policy include storage and disposal?
Our electronic and hardcopy records are stored in
a secure environment.
Disposal reflects Australian records management industry
'best practice' standards.
what about email and mailing lists?
We don't sell or give away email addresses. If you
contact us with a query you can be sure we won't incorporate
the address in a database for subsequent sale.
Similarly, we don't spam.
Like many businesses, we maintain databases of professional
contacts and customer addresses. Our privacy policy
is concerned with information - we thus give the same
protection to snailmail and electronic lists.
can I correct data about myself?
By all means. If your address is wrong, correction
is strongly welcomed.
We don't engage in data matching about purchases - we're
not that sort of business. Unlike parts of government
or the finance sector we don't require information about
whether you own your own home, have a criminal record,
eat muesli or favour dogs over cats. That means
we don't collect much information of a personal nature.
more info
Read the legal boilerplate but still uncertain about what
you can do with this site? Don't hesitate to contact us.
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