Linking Policy

David V. Lorenzo actively encourages other sites to link to his pages.

You may link to the main page or individual pages but the administrator of this site requests that users adhere to the following "code of good practice":

1. Please don't place David V. Lorenzo's pages in a frame on your own pages. It is considered "bad netiquette" to attempt to surround anyone else's web pages with your own advertising or content. You should not attempt to "pass-off" any of our editorial content as your own work. Seasoned Net users are aware that by using frames, pages from several different sites can be displayed simultaneously on the one screen - but Net-neophytes often don't and this means they are likely to make the mistake of believing that David V. Lorenzo’s content is the content of another site.

2. Please contact us to advise us that you are linking to these pages. It's not mandatory but we like to know who finds our work of interest and it means we can let you know of any changes to our site structure so that your links don't become invalid if we move things around.

3. Permission is granted for the headline and first sentence of any story to be republished as part of the link text used on other sites. It is requested that you place the words “David V. Lorenzo” in bold text after the link so that the source of the story is obvious.

REPUBLISHING RIGHTS

If you want to republish the major part of any our content - please contact us and get a written release first. Permission is unlikely to be refused and, if the republication is for non-commercial purposes, no charge will be involved.

QUOTES FROM TRUSTED ADVISOR NETWORK

In accord with existing copyright laws, excerpts from David V. Lorenzo’s own news stories and commentaries may be quoted freely providing full and proper attribution is given including our URL which is http://www.dlorenzo.com

THIS PAGE

Feel free to copy, quote or extract this page in part or in its entirety for use on your own site.