Terms and Conditions of Use
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1. Rights in the Content You
Submit
Any and all works of authorship copyrightable by you and posted by you (Content) to Blog are submitted under a fully paid-up license to IPT. Under this license, you permit IPT to copy, distribute, display and perform your Content, royalty-free and via any media. You also permit IPT to distribute derivative works of your Content and to grant both explicit and implicit sublicenses to anyone. Although blogs often do not make any money, the fully paid-up license gives IPT the right to earn money from your Content in any way that IPT sees fit -- including posting it in a password protected site, publishing it in a book, making a movie, translating it to another language, or making jokes about the Content. Amongst other things, at IPT’s discretion, this license may permit RSS aggregators to copy, distribute, display and perform any Content that you submit. Further, your submission does not create any obligation on IPT to publish your submitted Content or to retain your Content.
2. Conduct
IPT reserves the right to remove any content that you may post. As a general matter, IPT often tries to make some attempt to remove content that is illegal, obscene, defamatory, threatening, infringing of intellectual property rights, invasive of privacy or otherwise injurious or objectionable to IPT. However, IPT’s filters are far from perfect – IPT does not accept any responsibility for poor filtering.
You may not use IPT’s name or the name of Neha Jaiswal or any other author to endorse or promote any product, opinion, cause or political candidate. Representation of your personal opinions as endorsed by IPT is strictly prohibited.
By posting content to the IPT Blog, you warrant and represent that you either own or otherwise control all of the rights to that content, including, without limitation, all the rights necessary for you to provide, post, upload, input or submit the content, or that your use of the content is a protected fair use. You agree that you will not knowingly and with intent to defraud provide material and misleading false information. You represent and warrant also that the content you supply does not violate these Terms, and that you will indemnify and hold IPT and Neha Jaiswal harmless for any and all claims resulting from content you supply.
You acknowledge that IPT does not necessarily pre-screen or regularly review posted content, but that IPT shall have the right to remove or modify in IPT’s sole discretion any content that IPT considers to violate these Terms or for any other reason. IPT may also delegate this authority or any other rights or responsibilities of this contract.
You agree that all content posted to the Blog is the sole responsibility of the individual who originally posted the content. You agree, also, that all opinions expressed by users of this site are expressed strictly in their individual capacities, and not as representatives of IPT, its owners or employees.
You agree that neither IPT nor Neha Jaiswal will be liable, under any circumstances and in any way, for any errors or omissions, loss or damage of any kind incurred as a result of use of any content posted on this site. You agree to evaluate and bear all risks associated with the use of any content, including any reliance on the accuracy, completeness, or usefulness of such content.
3. Disclaimer of Warranties and Limitation of Liability
This site is provided on an “as is” and “as available” basis. Neither IPT nor Neha Jaiswal make any representations or warranties of any kind, express or implied, as to the site’s operation or the information, content or materials included on this site. To the full extent permissible by applicable law, IPT & Neha Jaiswal hereby disclaim all warranties, express or implied, including but not limited to implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for any particular purpose. Neither IPT nor Neha Jaiswal will be liable for any damages of any kind arising from the use of or inability to use this site. You expressly agree that you use this site solely at your own risk.
If you distribute any IPT Blog content to any third party, you agree to warrant that the third party has agreed to all Terms.
These posts are not legal or financial advice and are written for the eyes of other legal professionals, small business owners. This site belongs to IPT. These posts are not edited by Neha Jaiswal’s employers or their clients and, as such, cannot be so attributed. Similarly, this IPT Blog and these posts are not works for hire, but are written entirely outside of the scope of Neha Jaiswal’s employment. To the extent that any of Neha Jaiswal’s employers’ resources have been used to maintain the site, that use was done with full understanding that a limited amount of personal computer use is acceptable. Views expressed here should be double-checked for accuracy and current applicability.
4. Privacy Policy
The nature of blogging is to reach a public audience. Please be aware that any information that you submit to IPT whether through forms or email, including personally identifiable information, may be publicly displayed on the IPT Blog, or on websites within or not within our control. If you don’t want others to see such information, don’t submit it. IPT may publicly display the IP addresses of visitors and contributors the IPT Blog. IPT may use your IP address to help diagnose problems with our server, to tailor site content and to format the site and software to user needs, and to generate aggregate statistical reports. IPT may use aggregate visitor data to prepare publicly displayed reports regarding the traffic on individual blogs, site popularity rankings, and referrers that visitors use to access individual blogs.
5. Modification of These Terms of Use
IPT reserves the right to change, at any time, at IPT’s sole discretion, the Terms under which these Services are offered. You are responsible for regularly reviewing these Terms (Monthly). Your continued use of the Services constitutes your agreement to all such Terms and their revisions.
6. Copyright
The material here is copyrighted. Anyone should feel free to copy a short snippets from the Blog, so long as you attribute the material source. A sample attribution follows: Neha Jaiswal, I.P. Touchstone available at http://www.iptouchstone.com. Attribution is required under this contract even if the use would be considered a “fair use.” Contact IPT (via iptouchstone@gmail.com) if you want to copy an entire post or a series of posts.
7. Reader Addendum
Anyone who reads content from the site more than twice agrees to not charge IPT or Neha Jaiswal with any violation of copyright, Lanham Act, patent, defamation, libel, or fraud claim based wholly or partially on any aspect of this IPT Site or IPT Blog. If you do have a problem with anything posted on the site or feel that you have an ownership claim to anything on the site, please contact IPT immediately.
8. Severability
If portions of these Terms are found unenforceable, the remainder of the contract is still enforceable.
Any and all works of authorship copyrightable by you and posted by you (Content) to Blog are submitted under a fully paid-up license to IPT. Under this license, you permit IPT to copy, distribute, display and perform your Content, royalty-free and via any media. You also permit IPT to distribute derivative works of your Content and to grant both explicit and implicit sublicenses to anyone. Although blogs often do not make any money, the fully paid-up license gives IPT the right to earn money from your Content in any way that IPT sees fit -- including posting it in a password protected site, publishing it in a book, making a movie, translating it to another language, or making jokes about the Content. Amongst other things, at IPT’s discretion, this license may permit RSS aggregators to copy, distribute, display and perform any Content that you submit. Further, your submission does not create any obligation on IPT to publish your submitted Content or to retain your Content.
2. Conduct
IPT reserves the right to remove any content that you may post. As a general matter, IPT often tries to make some attempt to remove content that is illegal, obscene, defamatory, threatening, infringing of intellectual property rights, invasive of privacy or otherwise injurious or objectionable to IPT. However, IPT’s filters are far from perfect – IPT does not accept any responsibility for poor filtering.
You may not use IPT’s name or the name of Neha Jaiswal or any other author to endorse or promote any product, opinion, cause or political candidate. Representation of your personal opinions as endorsed by IPT is strictly prohibited.
By posting content to the IPT Blog, you warrant and represent that you either own or otherwise control all of the rights to that content, including, without limitation, all the rights necessary for you to provide, post, upload, input or submit the content, or that your use of the content is a protected fair use. You agree that you will not knowingly and with intent to defraud provide material and misleading false information. You represent and warrant also that the content you supply does not violate these Terms, and that you will indemnify and hold IPT and Neha Jaiswal harmless for any and all claims resulting from content you supply.
You acknowledge that IPT does not necessarily pre-screen or regularly review posted content, but that IPT shall have the right to remove or modify in IPT’s sole discretion any content that IPT considers to violate these Terms or for any other reason. IPT may also delegate this authority or any other rights or responsibilities of this contract.
You agree that all content posted to the Blog is the sole responsibility of the individual who originally posted the content. You agree, also, that all opinions expressed by users of this site are expressed strictly in their individual capacities, and not as representatives of IPT, its owners or employees.
You agree that neither IPT nor Neha Jaiswal will be liable, under any circumstances and in any way, for any errors or omissions, loss or damage of any kind incurred as a result of use of any content posted on this site. You agree to evaluate and bear all risks associated with the use of any content, including any reliance on the accuracy, completeness, or usefulness of such content.
3. Disclaimer of Warranties and Limitation of Liability
This site is provided on an “as is” and “as available” basis. Neither IPT nor Neha Jaiswal make any representations or warranties of any kind, express or implied, as to the site’s operation or the information, content or materials included on this site. To the full extent permissible by applicable law, IPT & Neha Jaiswal hereby disclaim all warranties, express or implied, including but not limited to implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for any particular purpose. Neither IPT nor Neha Jaiswal will be liable for any damages of any kind arising from the use of or inability to use this site. You expressly agree that you use this site solely at your own risk.
If you distribute any IPT Blog content to any third party, you agree to warrant that the third party has agreed to all Terms.
These posts are not legal or financial advice and are written for the eyes of other legal professionals, small business owners. This site belongs to IPT. These posts are not edited by Neha Jaiswal’s employers or their clients and, as such, cannot be so attributed. Similarly, this IPT Blog and these posts are not works for hire, but are written entirely outside of the scope of Neha Jaiswal’s employment. To the extent that any of Neha Jaiswal’s employers’ resources have been used to maintain the site, that use was done with full understanding that a limited amount of personal computer use is acceptable. Views expressed here should be double-checked for accuracy and current applicability.
4. Privacy Policy
The nature of blogging is to reach a public audience. Please be aware that any information that you submit to IPT whether through forms or email, including personally identifiable information, may be publicly displayed on the IPT Blog, or on websites within or not within our control. If you don’t want others to see such information, don’t submit it. IPT may publicly display the IP addresses of visitors and contributors the IPT Blog. IPT may use your IP address to help diagnose problems with our server, to tailor site content and to format the site and software to user needs, and to generate aggregate statistical reports. IPT may use aggregate visitor data to prepare publicly displayed reports regarding the traffic on individual blogs, site popularity rankings, and referrers that visitors use to access individual blogs.
5. Modification of These Terms of Use
IPT reserves the right to change, at any time, at IPT’s sole discretion, the Terms under which these Services are offered. You are responsible for regularly reviewing these Terms (Monthly). Your continued use of the Services constitutes your agreement to all such Terms and their revisions.
6. Copyright
The material here is copyrighted. Anyone should feel free to copy a short snippets from the Blog, so long as you attribute the material source. A sample attribution follows: Neha Jaiswal, I.P. Touchstone available at http://www.iptouchstone.com. Attribution is required under this contract even if the use would be considered a “fair use.” Contact IPT (via iptouchstone@gmail.com) if you want to copy an entire post or a series of posts.
7. Reader Addendum
Anyone who reads content from the site more than twice agrees to not charge IPT or Neha Jaiswal with any violation of copyright, Lanham Act, patent, defamation, libel, or fraud claim based wholly or partially on any aspect of this IPT Site or IPT Blog. If you do have a problem with anything posted on the site or feel that you have an ownership claim to anything on the site, please contact IPT immediately.
8. Severability
If portions of these Terms are found unenforceable, the remainder of the contract is still enforceable.
