The library is not responsible for the accuracy, authority, currency, reliability, or appropriateness of information found through use of the Internet. As with printed information sources and other electronic sources, not all sources accessed through the Internet are accurate, complete, or current and patrons must evaluate the sources and question their validity for themselves. It is the responsibility of legal guardians to decide what library resources are appropriate for their children. As with the library's current offerings, there may be some resources on the Internet that a guardian may feel are inappropriate for their children. Guardians should supervise their children's Internet sessions and let them know what resources they do not want them to use.
Reasonable use includes making only authorized copies of copyrighted or licensed software or data.
All responsibility for the consequences of copyright infringement rest with the user. The library expressly disclaims any liability or responsibility resulting from such use. Internet access via library equipment, therefore, must not be used for illegal, improper, or illicit purposes. Employees need to keep in mind that all Internet usage can be recorded and stored along with the source and destination. Patrons have no right to privacy with regard to Internet use.