Creative Commons Licence

It is an unfortunate state of affairs that some people feel the need to lift the original thoughts and research of others, and attempt to pass these off as their own.  It’s a shame that anyone would take this approach to a community resource which is about freely sharing information.  But sadly this does happen. To this end, reluctantly, I (i.e. Hidden Highgate’s webmistress Della Farrant) feel compelled to inform anyone having such mean thoughts that Hidden Highgate, which is hosted at hidden-highgate.org, its name, contents,  format and associated advertising such as Twitter, Facebook  and other forms of promotion (“the work”)  is licensed under a Creative Commons License.

*If you believe that it is I who have used your work without permission, please do get in touch so I can apologise, and acquire permission to use the work and credit you appropriately / remove the content*

JARGON FREE PRINCIPLE OF THE FOLLOWING:~ 

If you would like to reproduce any of the content of this website elsewhere, you are welcome to do so. But please credit the author and copyright owner where stated, and cite hidden-highgate.org as your source. Myself and a lot of other people have put mucho effort into designing and developing this site and what it represents. If you like it, join in – don’t be a cyber burglar! And don’t try to clone this webpage and it’s associated Facebook and Twitter pages please – have some dignity.

You can read about how plagiarising my work affects you legally ( I might just sue,  with substantial backing, if you are a repeat offender and you’ve pushed your luck too far) at the following link:

Creative Commons License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.

You are free:

  • to Share — to copy, distribute and transmit the work
  • to make commercial use of the work

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