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Global FlyFisher
Permission for Personal Use
We often recieve mails asking permission to use material from
this web site. We are genuinely thrilled that visitors like
you think so highly of our material that you wish to use
it elsewhere. Since, however, contributions come from a
network of staff editors,
we are obligated to keep a watchful eye on the material
found on this site.
This site is covered by copyright
whether the page is marked © (copyright) or not. Contrary
to popular belief, publishing material and images on the
web does not make it public domain; it's just another
form of publishing. It just so happens to be easier for
folks with a computer to use the images and text now!
Summary of What To Do:
Do you...
- Want to print out material from this site for your own use?
That's OK, go ahead and print
away!
- Want to use graphics, text and other intellectual property from this site in your web page? That's not OK. We want things to be unique on the net and want to avoid redundance!. You can't just insert the URL pointing to our graphics either. These graphics and pictures are protected by a general copyright - in other words: they are ours!
- Want to use material from this site for inclusion in your non-profit organization newsletter? That's generally OK, but we ask that you gain permission from the author first. Use this form to ask permission.
- Want to commerically tie patterns found on this site? Absolutely not OK. This site if for the personal flyfisher, not an idea-bed for the commercial money-hound. Read our site philosophy..
What you can do without asking:
- You are very welcome to print or copy anything from this site
for your own personal use. Examples: print a story for bed time reading, copy a pattern to store for later tying, use a picture as a desktop wallpaper.
- You are very welcome to tie and use any fly patterns from the site
for your own personal use. Examples: fill your boxes with flies from this site, modify them, fish them, frame them... whatever. If someone asks you where you got that pattern, be sure to tell them The Global FlyFisher!
- You are very welcome use any tip, recipe, knot, idea that you got from the site for your own personal use. Example: make loop connections, furled leaders, wading staffs and so on. Be sure to credit the originater when asked; we have a large staff of editors that donate original material to our site. Please respect their copyright wishes as well.
What you definitely can't do without asking:
- Please don't use the content of this site for commercial use. This means you may not re-produce text, pictures, drawings, ideas or any other intelectual property to make money for yourself or your company or your non-profit organization.
- Please don't tie original patterns found here in a commercial nature. We have many patterns contributed by our staff editors that are personal favorites. Respect their copyrights.
- Please don't comercially produce and sell products originated on this site.
- Please don't incorporate material from this site in other products without prior written consent. Use the contact form to ask GFF permission.
- Please don't publish material from this site in other printed or electronic publications - commercial or not - without asking for prior written consent. Use the contact form to ask GFF permission.
If you want to use material in a way not mentioned,
please feel free to contact us
and ask permission. We're kind hearted persons, and
will often grant that permission. Since we are a network
of many contributors, we are obligated to watchdog the
material found on this site.
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Submitted June 2nd 2006
"You can't just insert the URL pointing to our graphics either."
How about providing a link to your home page on the links page of my personal non-commercial site. I would think you would want the eyeballs but never know.