| You may use your account
for communications, research, public relations, education, and entertainment.
This statement describes certain uses which are consistent with the purposes
of the Internet. It is not intended to exhaustively list all such possible
uses or abuses. We expect our subscribers to respect the culture and civility
of communications and discourse on or through the Internet. We expect our
subscribers to maintain respect for privacy, legal issues, and courtesy
to other Internet users and network resources.
Ethical Guidelines
We expect you to:
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Obey all federal and state law
regarding your use of the Internet and information obtained or transmitted
through the Internet.
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Respect the ownership of information
including copyright and license agreements.
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Be courteous in your use of
the Internet and network resources.
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Respect the opinions of others
and their right to voice those opinions.
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Respect the culture and civility
of communication and discourse on or through the Internet.
Legal Issues
You may not use your account:
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For any purpose which violates
US federal or state laws.
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To interfere with or disrupt
network users, services or equipment including distributing unsolicited
advertising, propagating computer worms or viruses, and using the network
to make unauthorized entry to other computational, information, or communications
devices or resources.
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To transmit threatening, obscene,
or harassing materials.
Network Integrity or
Efficiency
You may not use your account:
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In a manner that precludes or
significantly hampers its use by others.
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To send messages likely to result
in the loss of recipients' work or systems.
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To send or respond to "chain
letters."
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To broadcast message to lists
or individuals that have not explicitly expressed an interest in such messages,
particularly where such use causes congestion of the networks or otherwise
interferes with the work of others.
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To intentionally develop programs
that harass other users or infiltrate a computer or computing system and/or
damage or alter the software components of a computer or computing system.
Courtesy
You must be courteous in
your use of the Internet. Please:
Respect the privacy of other
users; for example, you should not intentionally seek information on, obtain
copies of, or modify files, other data, or passwords belonging to other
users, or represent yourself as another user unless explicitly authorized
to do so by that user.
Respect the legal protection
provided by copyright and license to programs and data.
Use the Internet in ways consistent
with ethical guidelines and accepted community standards; malicious use
is not acceptable.
Follow the Acceptable Use Policies
of any networks you may use as an FTP or Telnet site.
Be aware that many networks
are production or communications networks that many people rely on for
business, education, or communications; uses that significantly interfere
with the ability of others to make effective use of the network are not
acceptable.
Assume that information and
resources are private to the individuals and organizations which own or
hold rights to those resources and information unless specifically stated
otherwise by the owners or holders of rights; it is not acceptable to use
your account to access information or resources unless permission to do
so has been granted by the owners or holders of rights to those resources
or information.
Commercial Use
Traditionally, the Internet
has not been used for commercial or advertising purposes. Many networks,
sponsored by government or educational institutions, still have stringent
restrictions on commercial use. While the opportunities for commercial
use are extremely attractive, there are accepted methods of accomplishing
commercial objectives. Other Internet users must seek out or ask for the
information.
You must appropriately market,
advertise, or circulate public relations for your products or services;
for example, you may create a World Wide Web site to advertise products
or services and give support or ordering instructions, or you may start
a news group to open a forum for discussion. Other Internet users may then
choose to view your Web pages or participate in discussions.
Unsolicited advertising
is not acceptable. Advertising is permitted on some mailing lists and
news groups if they explicitly allow advertising. Announcements of new
products or services are acceptable.
Designation of Agent to Receive
Notification of Claimed Infringement
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Full Legal
Name of Service Provider:
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Plant Telecommunications
Sales & Service |
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Alternative
Name(s) of Service Provider:
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Plant Telecommunications |
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Address of
Service Provider:
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| P. O. Box 187 |
| Tifton, GA 31793-0187 |
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Agent Designated
to Receive Notification of Claimed Infringement:
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Danny E. Sterling |
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Full Address
of Designated Agent to which Notification Should be Sent:
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| 1703 U. S. Hwy. 82 W. |
| Tifton, GA 31794 |
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Telephone Number
of Designated Agent:
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(229) 382-4227 |
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Facsimile Number
of Designated Agent:
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(229) 528-6888 |
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E-Mail Address
of Designated Agent:
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ptc@planttel.net |
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Printed Name
and Title:
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Danny E. Sterling,
President & General
Manager |
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