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--- faq:basics04 [2011/04/30 15:58] – clemens
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+[04] WHAT ARE YOUR POLICIES?
+**limitations and policy**
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+The SDF Public Access UNIX System, a 501(c)7 non-profit corporation,
+reserves the right to deny access to anyone regardless if the user
+has made a donation or paid membership dues.  If a user's activities
+are interferring with another user or users (on this system or on
+another) the user in question will have their account access limited
+or possibly removed.  Spamming of any sort is not permitted and would
+result in account removal.  Illegal activities that actively involve
+SDF (id est, using SDF to run crack or for guessing passwords and/or
+trading copyrighted work) will most likely result in account removal.
+The SDF Public Access UNIX System makes no guarantees in the
+reliability or preservation of account accessibility, email received,
+files uploaded or created by online editing or compilation.  That
+being said, data loss should only occur during a catastrophic hardware
+failure where critical files would be restored from daily tape backups.
+Members of the SDF Public Access UNIX System are expected to conduct
+themselves in an appropriate manner when using our facilities.
+Lifetime ARPA membership is based on the lifetime of SDF, not
+of the user and is non-transferable.  SDF has existed since 1987
+and with your support maybe it just might out live you. ;-)
+Any illegal activities which includes, but certainly isn't limited
+to spamming, portflooding, portscanning, unauthorised connections to
+remote hosts and any sort of scam can really not be tolerated here.
+Why? Because there are many here on this system that can suffer from
+this sort of abuse.  If you want to use SDF, you really have to care
+about this system and the people here.  If you don't want to care,
+then you really shouldn't use this resource.
+</code>
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