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Computer Use Policy:
result from using library materials or from downloading information from library computers. Onondaga Free Library assumes no liability for any damage to property allegedly caused by library materials or computers and will not pay for the repair of any property allegedly damaged as a result of using library materials or computers. Sign in at the reference desk to use a computer. A valid, free-of-fines OCPL card in the patron's name is required. For visitors from outside Onondaga County, a valid ID can be used for a visitor pass. You must read the computer user agreement at the reference desk the first time you use a computer at OFL. Children under 7 must have an adult present when using the computers. No more than 2 patrons may be at one computer station during a session. Computer sessions are limited to one hour, and can be extended if there are no patrons waiting. Patrons may save files to their own floppy disk, CD, or USB portable drive. Floppy disks and CDs are available for sale at the reference desk for $1.00 each. Color printing is available for 15 cents per page or 10 cents per page if patron is providing his/her own paper.
Internet Policy:
increases the library's ability to fulfill its mission of making information available to all. This document outlines our policy regarding Internet access. These rules are subject to revision at any time and users are responsible for staying informed about current policy. Internet access is a privilege extended to the public by Onondaga Free Library -- Library staff reserves the right to end any computer session at its discretion. The library's Internet access may be used for legal purposes only. It is the responsibility of the user to acquaint him/herself with what constitutes legal/illegal behavior on the Internet. By using the access provided, the user agrees to indemnify the Onondaga Free Library from any action taken as a result of the user's illegal behavior. Library patrons shall not use the library Internet resources in any manner that violates library policy, federal, state, or local laws. Personal software shall not be installed or used without staff permission. Library computers are not set up for gaming, chat rooms, or instant messaging. Web-based e-mail is acceptable, but the library does not provide online services such as AOL, MSN, etc. The Internet is a largely unregulated, global information structure that contains material which is offensive to some and in some cases is unsuitable for children. The Onondaga Free Library supports the Constitutional right of free speech and does not censor any Internet content (except in the children's area). It is solely the responsibility of the parents to monitor the usage of their children. Please note: children under 7 must be accompanied by an adult on the computers. Only parents and guardians, not the library staff, may restrict children from Internet access or other library resources. It is the responsibility of patrons to educate themselves regarding the use and navigation of the Internet. The library will provide pointers to materials within the library and online to assist in this education. By using the Internet access the Onondaga Free Library provides, you indicate agreement with the policies in this document and any additional policies posted at the Internet access terminals.
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