Information may be printed, but all downloading is prohibited. Users may be restricted in the amount of time they may use the computers in order to give other patrons an equal opportunity to access the Internet. The Library also reserves the right to terminate a patron's use of the Library's equipment at any time, consistent with the Library's rules and procedures. Peoples Library makes access to the Internet available to all patrons as a service. Use of the Internet outside the guidelines of the Library's Acceptable Use Policy, or other use that may be considered inappropriate in a public setting, may result in the patron's loss of access to the Internet through Peoples Library.
Patrons accessing the Internet agree to respect the intellectual property rights of others.
Only public domain files and files in which the authors have given express consent for on-line distribution may be printed or copied. Abusive, threatening, obscene, or harassing remarks are prohibited. Patrons understand that federal law places electronic mail in the same category, and enjoying the same protection as regular mail. Patrons accessing the Internet recognize that the hardware and software are intended for public use. Patrons may not alter the setup or operating parameters of any equipment.