Terms of use
What is his, and what belongs to others.
Terms for a personal site, written in plain words rather than copied from somewhere. They say what this site is and whose its contents are. Like the privacy page, they name no law.
01 / The site
What this site is
The personal site of Dr. Emmanuel Oluseye Fadipe. It holds his own writing and research, coverage of him by others linked to where it was first published, photographs of him, a letter you can sign up for, and a way to write to him.
02 / Writing
His writing and his papers
The pieces in the journal are his own writing, and they remain his.
The papers listed under publications each link to the published version through its DOI. That version belongs to the journal that published it, and reusing it is on the terms that journal sets, not on these.
03 / Press
Press coverage
The articles on the press page were written and published by others, and each belongs to its publisher. Every headline links to the publisher’s own page. Where an archived copy is offered as well, it is a snapshot kept by the Internet Archive, not a copy held here.
04 / Photographs
The photographs
The photographs in the gallery and across the site belong to their owners. This site does not hold a record of who took each photograph, so no photographer is named here rather than a name being guessed.
05 / Links
Links to other sites
Many links here lead away: to publishers, to newspapers and to research profiles. He does not control those sites. They have their own terms and their own ways of handling your visit, and a link from here is a reference, not a promise about everything you will find there.
06 / Advice
Not professional advice
The research here is offered as research. Nothing on this site is veterinary, medical or other professional advice about your own situation.
07 / Sending
What you send
How anything you send through this site is handled, a message or an address for the letter, is set out on the privacy page.
A question about any of this can go through the contact page.
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