NORRIS PUBLIC LIBRARY RULES OF USE FOR LIBRARY INTERNET ACCESS
The first time the Internet is used, the individual must sign an Internet Access form agreeing that they will abide by the rules of use each time they use the Internet. The individual must show a valid form of identification. If the individual is a registered library patron, they must be in good standing throughout the CMC Consortium. The individual must leave an item; such as, library card, driver's license, or car keys at the front desk each time they use the Internet.
Users under the age of 16 will need a parent/guardian's signed permission agreement to use the Internet. Those under age 11 will need adult supervision while using the Internet.
There will be a 30-minute limit on the Internet if there are others waiting.
There will be a one-hour limit on the Internet if there is no one waiting.
Floppy disks may be purchased at the front desk for $1.00 for downloading files. Disks brought from home may not be used. Anyone wishing to use a purchased disk at a later date must leave it at the front desk with his or her name. Printed pages will be $.20 each.
The library cannot guarantee that information found through the Internet is accurate, authoritative, or factual. The library cannot control access points that often change rapidly and unpredictably. The library can in no way be held responsible for information found on the Internet.
Use of these resources is made possible by equipment and technology purchased with public funds. The network should be used in a responsible manner.
INTERNET USERS MUST REFRAIN FROM PARTICIPATING IN THE FOLLOWING ACTIVITIES:
VIOLATIONS OF THE ABOVE RULES WILL RESULT IN THE FOLLOWING PENALTIES:
These violations will apply to each library in the county. If a rule is violated at one library in the county, the user will be restricted at all other libraries in the county as well.