Alpaca Library: Terms of Use and Reprint Policies

1. If you wish to publish/reprint any article from the Northwest Alpacas Library in your ezine, website, blog, forum, RSS feed or print publication, you must:

1. Respect the copyrights of the authors by publishing the entire article as it is with no changes.
2. Agree not to change the title or content of the article in any way.
3. Agree to make all links so that they are Active/Linkable with no syntax changes or redirection of any kind.
4. Agree to include one of the following article source credits below each article reprinted with the link active:

Source: The Alpaca Library, Northwest Alpacas Ranch

Source: The Alpaca Library Learn the secrets of successful alpaca business, enroll in the Alpaca Institute.

Source: The Alpaca Library, Northwest Alpacas Farm of Oregon

Source: The Alpaca Library, Northwest Alpacas

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6. Agree to never reprint any article from this site via any unsolicited email, spamming, or pop up ads.
7. Agree to never sell any article from the Alpacas.com Library.
8. Agree to never charge others to view any article you reprint from our Library.
9. Agree to limit the number of articles reprinted to no greater than 30 per calendar year.
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11. Agree not to place our articles in a frame structure.

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3. If you violate any of the above terms of service and/or any author copyright when reprinting articles from our site, you agree to be held liable for all attorney fees and statutory damages awarded upon a copyright infringement lawsuit that may be brought against you.
   
   Please read Section 504(c)(2) (http://www.copyright.gov/title17/92chap5.html#504). You agree that any legal proceedings against you will occur in Washington County in the State of Oregon, USA.