HHCM:General disclaimer

All content on this website is licensed under the Creative Commons 2.5 Attribution License (otherwise known as the Commons Deed) except as excluded by disclaimers below. This CC liscense allows you to use site content — even for commercial purposes and without the responsibility to liscense derivative works similarily — without requesting permission to do so, provided you properly attribute the content to the Highland Historic Computer Museum.

Contributions and fair use
All materials on this site are being served to the public for non-commercial historical interest purposes. Some of the materials have been contributed by individuals and organizations while other materials have been produced by the staff of the Highland Historic Computer Museum.

In some cases, and under the doctrine of fair use, contributors or museum staff have scanned or otherwise reproduced or may reproduce printed materials or software of historical interest. If the confirmed copyright holder of such materials wish us to include or alter presentation or attribution, or otherwise change the way in which we are displaying this material, see challenging our use of copyrighted material below.

Copyrights
For more detailed information, see HHCM:Copyrights.

By submitting original content to this website you grant the Highland Historic Computer Museum a nonexclusive, irrevocable, unrestricted license to display your work and license your work to others under Creative Commons 2.0 Attribution liscense. You still own the copyrights to your work and use of contributed materials is gratefully acknowledged by the Highland Historic Computer Museum.

Some content may not be original, including quotes, software, documentation, logos, etcetera and is used under fair use or by permission from the original copyright holders. The Highland Historic Computer Museum grants no permission to use any material attributed to any other copyrighted holders. Those seeking permission to use these materials must contact the individual copyright holders. If it is able, the museum may be of assistance in the contacting of the copyright holders.

Challenging our use of copyrighted material
Contact our curators if you are the copyright holder of content on this site and wish to correct or change attribution or presentation or would like us to remove material from the site. We will request that you submit proof of your ownership of the copyright on this material but will act immediately on any reasonable request. If we remove material from the site we may include a notice that we have been asked to remove the material. Regardless of whether you wish us to reproduce your work on this site or not, our presentation of copyrighted material for the benefit of the field of computer history may be fair use.

Trademarks
The trademarks, service marks, collective marks, design rights, personality rights or similar rights that are mentioned or used on this site are the property of their respective owners. Our use of these trademarks does not constitute endorsement by or endorsement of the product, service, or company they represent.

Authenticity
The material on this site is a work in progress and represents the opinions and recollections of individual contributors and the staff of the Highland Historic Computer Museum and may not be complete or correct. Prior to using any of this material under CC license or through permission of individual copyright holders, we urge you to validate this material.