Sawyer Free Library Internet PolicyThe Sawyer Free Library’s public access workstation is a free service permitting access to the Internet. Patrons agree to use the service in a responsible manner and to refrain from inappropriate or illegal activity while making use of the Library's Internet service. As an open resource provided by an external vendor, the Library does not guarantee a level of service or reliability of the connection. The Internet is an unrestricted global electronic network, and the Library does not own or control the information found on external sites not part of the Library’s own Website. The Library does not control potential harmful or offensive information found on some sites, nor does it endorse or guarantee the accuracy of the content. Resources available over the Internet may contain controversial material. The Library reserves the right to block any site it deems inappropriate. Information links often change rapidly and are unpredictable, and response times will vary in speed. |
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When using the Library's Internet access, it is not acceptable to:· violate federal, state or local laws |
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Consequences of violation of this Internet policy will lead to:· Patrons being asked to discontinue the activity. |
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User's ResponsibilitiesPatrons are responsible for bringing their own wireless-enabled laptop computer or other wireless device to the Library. The Library does not check out any computer equipment. Patrons are responsible for knowing how to configure their own equipment. Check your manual if you can't get your wireless card to work. Since everyone's computer is different, the Library cannot support the variety of equipment configurations. Be considerate of other patrons and remember to use headphones when listening to resources with audio. The Library reserves the right to ask patrons to lower the volume when loud headphones are causing a disturbance. The use of computer speakers is not permitted in the Library reading areas. Printing is not available through the wireless Internet service. |
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