Advertising
and Links
In
order to keep Artyfactory a completely free resource,
we run Google Ads to fund the hosting and maintenance
of the site. We are aware that schools and younger people
use Artyfactory and consequently we have filtered the
banners that we display. If however, there are any adverts
that you consider unsuitable, please do not hesitate
to inform us so that we may take appropriate action.
Although
we take care only to link to reputable sites, we cannot
be responsible for the actions of other web sites. If
you have any doubts about visiting our links, please
read or inquire about their privacy policy.
Artyfactory
Privacy Policy
Your
privacy is very important and highly valued. Artyfactory
will not sell, rent, trade, or give away your e-mail
address or any other private information you disclose.
Any
information gathered from e-mail, form mail and web
stats is only used to assist the navigation and development
of content for Artyfactory.
Read
our Privacy Policy
All
the text, graphics and design are the copyrighted property
of www.artyfactory.com. Written consent must be obtained
for the commercial reproduction and printing of any
of the materials herein.
If
you have any questions or recommendations regarding
www.artyfactory.com please contact John MacTaggart at
ask@artyfactory.com
Linking
Policy
Thank
you to all who link to Artyfactory.
We
really appreciate your links which help to maintain
Artyfactory as a free educational resource.
Using
Our Images
If
you wish to use an image from Artyfactory please
follow these rules:
-
Please
do not link directly to the image (hotlinking)
as this uses up bandwidth on our server.
-
Copy
the image to your site and use it on your own
server.
-
Please provide a link back to us. You can make
your own link or you may copy and use the following:
<a
href="http://www.artyfactory.com/">www.artyfactory.com</a>
Bandwidth
theft or "hotlinking" is direct
linking to a web site's files (images, video,
etc.). When you view a web page, you are using
that site's bandwidth to display the files. Since
web hosts charge based on the amount of data transferred,
bandwidth is an issue. If a site is over its monthly
bandwidth, it's billed for the extra data or taken
offline. A simple analogy for bandwidth theft:
Imagine a random stranger plugging into your electrical
outlets, using your electricity without your consent,
and you paying for it.
