Legal Stuff

Here are a few tidbits I felt were important to get on paper, so to speak.

Disclaimer

I write about a lot of things, from technology, to mental illness, to whatever else strikes my fancy. I also have a lot of opinions on these subjects. That said, it’s important for the reader to keep in mind that my views on any subject I discuss are solely my own thoughts, feelings, and opinions, and should be taken as such and nothing else. I am not a doctor, so when I write about bipolar disorder please do not take my word over your psychiatrist’s.

Similarly, I will never publish something which is directly related to a work project or employment contract of any sort, except if it’s in the public domain and with at least one external reference.

Comment Policy

  • Since this is my site, I reserve the right to remove and/or modify any comment that I feel is inappropriate, misguided, or just plain nasty.
  • Comment moderation is usually off, but I reserve the right to turn it on at any time to deal with inappropriate behavior.
  • You must have at least one previously-approved comment on my site in order for your comments to appear on the site. If you are posting for the first time, expect a short delay as I review your comment. Please don’t post the same thing multiple times and then email me asking why your comment’s not on my site.
  • Comments are scanned for certain common spam words and, if found, are held for moderation before being posted. For this reason, try to keep discussions civil as they will be less likely to be considered spam.
  • All of the above applies to pingbacks as well as trackbacks.
  • I reserve the right to change all of the above in any way at any time as I see fit.

Everything within this domain is published under a creative commons attribution license, which means you’re free to it as long as you cite me as the source of your brilliant revelations. Naturally, it also means everything here is copyrighted (that’s ©, for you visual types) 1995–2006 by me, Meitar Moscovitz, unless noted otherwise. Contributors have copyright over their submitted material.