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The copyright notice specifies the terms upon which the copyright material on a website is licensed to users.
Countries which have signed up to the Berne Convention should ensure that there are no formalistic pre-requisites to copyright protection under their laws. For this reason, under the laws of Berne Convention countries copyright will subsist in a website even where there are no copyright notices. However, you should still include a copyright notice because it clarifies permitted uses of the material on the website, and under some legal systems a copyright notice will benefit you if you need to enforce the copyright.
Copyright notices sometimes form part of another legal documents such as a "terms of use" or "terms and conditions" document.
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The purpose of a website disclaimer is to try to disclaim liability (or more usually specific kinds of liability) which could arise from a website.
In most legal systems, disclaimers of liability are regulated so that some disclaimers will not be enforceable. Generally, disclaimers of liability that appear in contracts with consumers will be more tightly regulated than disclaimers of liability that appear in contracts between commercial organisations.
Again, a disclaimer sometimes forms part of another website legal document.
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Data protection law (in the European Union), data privacy law (in the United States), and similar laws in other jurisdictions protect individuals from the misuse of their personal information
An important element of these laws is the requirement of disclosure: what personal information will be collected? How will it be stored? How will it be used? The purpose of a website privacy statement is to help website owners with these kinds of disclosure requirement.
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In some legal systems website operators are subject to a legal obligation to provide information to users about the use of cookies. The purpose of a cookies policy is to assist with these obligations.
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Hyperlinks are the currency of the internet, and it sometimes pays to do everything you can to try to influence the ways in which others link to your website. This linking policy template is designed to help you do so.
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Spam is a significant problem with email and many other forms of electronic communication. Show your users that you are serious about dealing with spam by using this template anti-spam policy.
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This disclaimer is designed specifically for a website providing free medical information.
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This disclaimer is designed for a website providing free legal information.
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