Privacy Policy
"One of the most essential branches of English liberty is the
freedom of one's house. A man's house is his castle; and whilst
he is quiet, he is as well guarded as a prince in his castle."
by James Otis [1761 argument on the Writs of Assistance
in Boston]
"Security is like liberty in that many are the crimes that are
committed in its name."
by Robert H. Jackson [1950 dissenting opinion in
U.S. v. Shaughnessy]
This COMBAT website is a venue and an archive
for literary expression on the ramifications of combat and
conflict resolution. COMBAT is a non-profit
entity publishing a periodical and other resources for public
information.
Manuscripts and other artwork accepted for publication by
COMBAT must tender a transfer of
first serialization rights, which entails the divulgence
of some authorial particulars. The personal information
catalogued for copyright transfer is retained off-line for legal
authorization only, and will only be disclosed in good faith
during review examinations or due process investigations to
proper agents at the behest of competent governmental suasion.
No casual or commercial revelation of privileged data
stored by COMBAT will be permitted.
Furthermore, COMBAT does not collect or
track visitor data. Because no intrusive or invasive
modalities, mechanical or scripted, are utilized, no
personal accounting or anonymous documentation, whether sensitive
or aggregate, can be assembled for administration or
solicitation. No advertising or other trade or marketing
devices will be employed against COMBAT
contributors, readers, or visitors.
This privacy policy applies only to this COMBAT
website, and not to its sponsor(s) or affiliate(s). This
website, its magazine and resources, may include links to other
entities, the contents of which are beyond our control, for which
we bear no responsibility. It is the responsibility of
every website user to ascertain the policies of visited sites,
and to take appropriate precautions or necessary actions.
Any visitor who has questions or concerns about the effects of
this COMBAT website, its publications or other
activities, as related to their personal privacy, may contact the
staff at:
and
P.O. Box 3, Circleville, WV 26804 USA.
"The right to be let alone — the most comprehensive of
rights and the right most valued by civilized men."
by Louis D. Brandeis [Olmstead v. U.S.
(1928)]
"Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy."
by Ayn Rand [The Fountainhead (1943)]
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