XFamily - Children of God:Copyrights
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Use of work by others
One of the goals of xFamily.org is to create a complete and comprehensive archive and library of information and multimedia content about The Family/Children of God cult. All submissions of material which are not your own original work must be clearly identified as such and credit must always be given to the original author or source. Use of material copyrighted by third parties generally falls into three categories:
- material in the public domain
- material which the copyright owner has given us permission to reproduce
- material which can legally be used without permission (including use which we believe is covered by the "fair use" provisions of section 107 of U.S. Code Title 17 or any other applicable law)
Requests for permission to use material found on our site
If you wish to request permission to reproduce material found on our site, you may email us (editors AT xFamily DOT org). Please note that for most of the material in our multimedia archive, we do not have sufficient rights to grant third parties such permission. However, there are a few exceptions and if we can, we may be able to grant you permission for some material under certain conditions or provide you information to assist you in identifying and locating the copyright owner or someone who may be able to grant you permission.
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