Neither the Library nor its Internet service providers guarantee the truth or accuracy of information that may be found on the Internet. For users' personal benefits and the benefits of others, people must assume responsibility for making the best use of privileges and not abusing them. All existing state and federal laws and Library regulations and policies apply, not only those specific to computers and networks but also those pertaining generally to personal conduct. The following information defines user responsibilities, misuse and examples of misuse, and consequences of misconduct. Computers and networks provide access to resources outside the Library.
Open access is a privilege, and requires that individual users act responsibly.
Users must respect the rights of others, and the integrity of the systems and related physical resources, and observe all relevant laws, regulations, and contractual obligations. Inglewood Public Library grants permission to all library users to utilize computing resources. Make economical and wise use of the facilities and resources shared with others, thus enabling the greatest possible number of users to access them. Users must sign up to use the Internet at the Serials Desk or the Youth services desk of the Main Library, or at the reference desks of the branch libraries. Users are limited to one hour daily at any workstation.