Copyright & Disclaimer Notices
Copyright - Disclaimer - Accessibility
Copyright
Except as explicitly stated here, all text, graphics, photographs, multimedia, HTML encoding, scripts and stylesheets used on this site are Copyright © 2000-2004 and All Rights Reserved. Copyright in text, graphics, photographs and multimedia belongs to the original creator of each, which is John Asher unless otherwise stated. Copyright in HTML encoding, scripts and stylesheets belongs to John Asher, unless otherwise stated.
The text in certain articles in the Online Archive section is out of copyright as defined by the Law of England, and the text of those articles may therefore be reproduced without restriction, although the HTML encoding, page layouts and formatting are subject to copyright.
Disclaimer Notice
The information on this site is provided as-is without warranties of any kind, including but not limited to warranties or implied warranties of title or merchantability. Persons using this site do so on the understanding that they accept that the webmaster and contributors to this site will under no circumstances be liable for errors, omissions, interruptions to service, or the consequences of the aforementioned.
The presence of a link or reference from any page on this website to the content of any other website or publication does not imply agreement with or endorsement of any view or views expressed on the other website or publication, and therefore no liability can be accepted for content in other websites or publications which is inaccurate, defamatory, offensive, or in breach of copyright.
Accessibility
This site is designed and intended to meet all Priority 1 checkpoints of the World Wide Web Consortium's Web Accessibility Initiative, and aims to meet all Priority 2 checkpoints with as many as possible of the Priority 3 checkpoints. The webmaster and contributors to this site assert, and users of this site do so on the condition that they agree, that conformance to the majority of Priority 1 checkpoints constitutes “such steps as it is reasonable” to ensure access to the service in line with the section 21 of Disability Discrimination Act 1995 in the United Kingdom.
