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WE DON'T MIND if individuals download or make a single copy of a document or part of a document published by us on this site for personal use, as long as: (1) our copyright notice is prominently displayed on your copy, (2) you do not copy or post the content on any network computer or broadcast the content in any medium, and (3) you do not modify or alter the content in any way, or delete or change any copyright or trademark notice.
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We welcome comments regarding our site or products. However, any communications (e-mail, mail, phone, etc.) sent to Morris Publishing shall become the exclusive property of Morris Publishing. Morris Publishing will be entitled to use, reproduce, disclose, publish, and distribute any material or communications you submit for any purpose, without restriction and without compensating you in any way.
For this reason, do not send us any communications that you do not wish Morris Publishing to own, including any confidential information or any creative material or ideas regarding new products or features, marketing or advertising strategies, or other improvements. We employ a highly-qualified staff who continually research and may be working on similar ideas you have developed. This policy is to avoid confusion over ownership of new concepts.
