Distribution
You may copy and use our listed calendars/events by using our tools, widgets, and calendars, so long as you are not using them to copy, duplicate, or compete with our website. The copies must be made using the Envirovents.com tools, widgets, and calendars. If you would like to create and use new tools, please contact us first. You may distribute events through social networks, your own website or company website, or anywhere else. All we ask in return is to link back to Envirovents.com. The more calendars/events we can get posted around the web, the more the word can spread that people care! Those who are not eco-friendly will see how many events there are, how local they are, and how many people care! That is the goal of Envirovents.com.Terms of Service
No warranty, explicit or implied, is made with respect to the completeness or accuracy of the data contained in this site, and Envirovents.com will not accept responsibility for any actual or consequential damages that may arise from the use of this site or use of information provided by this site. Access of the Envirovents.com database in an automated manner is not permitted, and may result in banning from the site, as well as legal action. Data from this site may not be sold or distributed in any way. Envirovents.com reserves the right to ban users from this site, whether using automated means or not, if, in our sole opinion, they are abusing our data or database.Envirovents reserves the right to change these terms of
service at any time, with full rights being applicable at the time of change.
Any changes which affect users with privileges, will be notified of such
changes.
To see the terms of use for Google Calendars and their distribution, see
http://www.google.com/intl/en/googlecalendar/terms_of_use.html
Copyright
Fair use of copyright materials
Copyright laws of many nations and various international agreements provide for
"Fair Use" Uses of Copyrighted Works. Fair Use usually takes the form of (but is
not limited to) brief quotations or summaries and is used for research purposes,
criticism, comment, news reporting by journalists, or in the pursuit of
knowledge discovery. Excerpts of copyrighted material may be duplicated in print
or electronic media including websites within the bounds of Fair Use practices.
In all cases, proper citation of the source is required.
Although copyrighted material is typically labeled as specifically 'not for use
in any form without prior written permission', the courts have consistently
upheld that the principle of Fair Use permits short excerpts from copyrighted
materials to be used without the necessity of first actually obtaining
permission.
This established principle of 'fair use' excerpting of brief sections of
material with credit to their source for research and knowledge discovery
purposes is the umbrella under which all search engines, news, commentary, and
blog sites operate on the Internet.
This site strives to operate in good faith strictly within both the letter and
spirit of the Fair Use agreements by specifically:
- strictly limiting excerpted quotations (typically no more than an absolute maximum of 500 characters including spaces and punctuation from any given document). This usually averages out to about 100 words maximum; and
- giving full credit (attribution) to both publisher (the website) and locations (URLs) of the documents it indexes.
