I noticed something interesting this morning. I see very few team web sites that have any visible copyright notices and legal stuff.
It does not have to be very long, but I believe that all teams would benefit from a statement that acknowledges that all registered materials (Logos, Trademarks and the such) belong to their registered owners.
Out team’s website also has a copyright statement at the bottom of every page, however we do not as of yet have a Privacy Statement on our webiste. I should probably look into typing one up.
Thanks for the information John. If one team was challenged with a copyright, then any other team can. I will definately look into putting a privacy statement on Team 25;s website, even though we have a copyright statement.
It wasn’t that song “Crawling In The Dark” that the band Hoobastank gave us permission to use that you are talking about, now could it?? lol :rolleyes:
Team 5’s website has a minimal copyright notice. My own website has a more detailed copyright notice though. Since I don’t collect information from either though, I don’t exactly see a need for a Private Policy. What does a P.P. really do?
It’s my opinion that if you collect any personal information on your website, you need to describe what you will be doing or not doing with that information. It is critical with a commercial site, but important for any site.
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