Linqx Usage Guidelines
- All members must agree to these Terms of Service by clicking “I Agree” prior to having access to any of the tools or services offered by this site.
- All members may upload graphic images such as photographs in any Linqx acceptable file format, however, you must follow any rules regarding such content. Obscene material, or material that violates any law such as copyright or invasion of privacy, is forbidden.
- LINQX.com is accessible by all age groups. Therefore your content should not be adult in nature.
- Users will be able to report pages that contain adult content. Such pages may be removed and the page owner's account may be terminated at the discretion of LINQX.com and / or governing law enforcement agencies
- Members may create “public” pages that are available to the general public. Some pages may be created with certain restrictions. Please note that no restriction system is perfect, and there is a possibility of unauthorized access, so we assume no responsibility for any unauthorized access
- We may impose restrictions regarding maximum page usage, storage space usage, bandwidth usage, or other such restrictions in the future.
- Using this site is currently free, but that may change in the future.
- User should not create huge volumes of pages to abuse the system or conduct any activities that are not for the purpose of normal usage of the product.
- Linqx reserves the right to suspend or remove pages from your account if such case ever arises.
INTERNET SAFETY TIPS
These guidelines are designed to help protect you and your family. The Internet is increasingly an important aspect of our daily lives. We use the Internet to reach out to friends, relatives and business associates, and use the Internet for personal enjoyment and the promotion of our businesses. We want to ensure that new users of the Internet are well informed on appropriate safety rules. While the Internet provides much in the way of needed tools and services it also has become more and more risky, and even dangerous to use, particularly to minors.
Here are some important guidelines that your family can use to help reduce the risks of harm from the Internet.
- Never reveal your password to anyone.
- Always supervise your minor children while they use the Internet.
- You should never meet someone you have met on the Internet unless you are in a populated public area and if you are a minor you should also be under the supervision of your parent or legal guardian.
- Minor children should never send photos of themselves or their family members to strangers they have met on the Internet.
- Minor children should never reveal their full names, addresses, or phone numbers to strangers they have met on the Internet.
- Never open email attachments sent to you from unknown parties.
- Always have an anti-virus software program installed and up to date on your computer.
- Always use an anti-spyware program and an anti-adware program on a daily basis. Keep all such programs up to date.
