Internet Acceptable Use Policy - The Plymouth Public Library is committed to serving the information and lifelong learning needs of all its citizens. Providing access to the Internet can enable the Library to expand its information services beyond the traditional collections and resources. The Internet offers unlimited global access to all types of information. Not all sources are accurate, complete, current, legal or philosophically acceptable to all citizens. There is no guarantee that information on the Internet is reliable or current.
Information can be offensive, controversial, illegal, erroneous, etc.
Users must select or reject online information based on good judgment and discretion. The Plymouth Public Library cannot fully monitor or control the content of the materials on the Internet, which changes rapidly and unpredictably. The Internet may contain material of a controversial nature. Parents and guardians of minor children must assume responsibility for their children's use of the Internet at the library as they must with printed materials. Violation of this rule can result in the loss of Internet privileges at the library.