So… taking without asking.
We teach our kids it’s wrong, yet it still happens all the time on the internet. Here’s the thing though. Just because content is out there doesn’t mean you can take it and use it without proper permission, attribution and credit.
To that end, Dearest Geeks of Earth (DGOE) can and will take steps in order to prevent our content from being used in an unauthorized manner. If DGOE content is found to be stolen, and yes, our watchdogs are always on the lookout, we will initiate contact via email once, but if that doesn’t work, will file a DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act) takedown notice.
Our copyright, which covers all content, graphics, photography and ideas is protected aggressively. Please read our full copyright notice below, and feel free to check out our About and Disclosures and Legalities pages for additional information on how we work.
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Unauthorized use, which includes duplication, the “lifting” of full or partial content, use of photography and/or graphics, or any material found on dearestgeeksofearth.com without express and written permission from Dearest Geeks of Earth is strictly prohibited. Brief excerpts and links may be used, provided that full and clear credit is given to Dearest Geeks of Earth and the bylined author with appropriate and specific direction to the original content.
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