This copyright policy sets out how our website users are allowed
to use our content. We reserve the right to make any changes to this policy at
any time. Using our content including images and text without prior permission
or without adhering to the following guidelines infringes
our copyright policy and therefore can result in personal and corporate
liability.
How To Use Our Content
You can link to our articles and images from your website or blog using the
full URL (including the https://).
You can share your links with your friends or send them in emails or texts.
View or store our content for your personal use on any device.
Print single copies of articles or images on paper for your personal or educational
use.
You are not allowed to scrape or mine data from temehu.com.
You are not allowed to store any of our data in any database or spreadsheet.
You are not allowed to frame any of our web pages or content.
Copying: copyright law does allow limited republication
for certain limited purposes, but it does not allow copying entire articles or
complete web pages. We understand the need to share information and therefore
you are allowed to copy a paragraph or two to
paste in your website or blog providing you include a hypertext link to the
original article, so that readers can read more if they need to confirm with
the source.
You are also allowed to summarise some of our content for redistribution
providing you include a hypertext link to the source article. By "summarise" we
mean content not exceeding 100 words.
You are not allowed to copy entire articles to paste in your website or
blog or to republish or redistribute in any media, except those articles
published under the Creative Commons Licence (see below for further details).
Images: we receive numerous emails seeking permission
to use some of our images for personal or research purposes. We can answer
such requests in advance by stating that using our content or images for
commercial purposes requires written permission from us. However, for personal
or educational use you are allowed to use a maximum of three images from
our website without further authorisation from us providing you link each
image via a hypertext link to the source webpage, or note the source
page below the image.
Using our images without adhering to these conditions violates
our copyright policy.
The above example shows how you can use one of our images:
either link the image to the actual web page where the image is found (in this
case https://www.temehu.com/postal-stamps.htm), or just use plain text
without linking (as shown above).
Redistributing Entire Articles
Only the articles that include the "Creative
Commons License" can be copied entirely for personal and research
use without seeking any written authorisation from us. When
copying one of these articles you need to make sure to:
Required: pay proper attribution by saying, at the top of
the copied article, where the article is taken from and the author's name or
the name of the website if the article carries no name. It is common practice
to link back to the original source via a hypertext link
so that readers can follow the link for further information and for confirmation.
Required: keep the License notice given at the end of each article as
it is. Removing the licence notice violates the copyright policy. The license
states that the notice must be copied as it is.
Optional: disallow your article in your robots.txt file.
Google strongly advises webmasters to ask those who copy their content for republishing
to block the copied version with a robots.txt or via a meta tag. This will ensure
Google results will always be fresh and original, instead of providing
duplicate content but with different URLs. We understand that Google has the
technology to automatically configure such cases, but there is no harm in redistributing
content the right way:
To block indexing via the meta tag,
you can place this line between the <head> and </head>
tags:
<meta name="robots" content="noindex, nofollow">
To block via the robots text:
If you already have
a robots.txt, then just add this line: DISALLOW: /filename.htm
(making sure you change "filename.htm" with actual name
of the copied file as listed in your own website).
Data Mining
You agree not to take part in any manual activity or automated activity using agents,
robots, scripts, electronic devices, software or spiders to access, monitor,
scrape data, mine data, lift images, copy or transfer any part of our website
temehu.com or our services (including without limitation any user data or any
files found in the website temehu.com including unpublished data and files stored
at the site). Doing so infringes our copyright policy and violates our terms
and conditions and therefore can result in personal and corporate liability.
Downloads
All downloads provided by Temehu.com are scanned and found
to be 100% free from any maleware. All downloads are here provided "as
is", without
any kind of warranty, express or implied. In no event shall temehu.com and Temehu
Tourism Services be liable for any claim, damages or other liability arising
from, out of or in connection with the downloaded files or the use or other dealings
in the files. You are free to redistribute the PDF files as they are for personal
use only. Copyright notes found within some of the files (like Google's copyright
note for archived books, or Temehu.com's copyright note for translated documents)
must stay intact.
