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Disclaimer & Help

© Copyright 1996-2005
Bernd Eckenfels, Germany
and others

In Association with Amazon.com

Freefire
Help
by Bernd Eckenfels, ecki@lina.inka.de, 2001-09-30 for Freefire.org

This Page is about browsing Freefire.org. You will find help on topics like personalization, meaning of the symbols and notation, explanation of the layout and a way to contact the webmaster for questions or comments.

URL

Please use http://www.freefire.org/ to bookmark or link to this site. Some of the pages are available in German, to reach this localized page, use http://www.freefire.de/.

Notation

External Links may be marked with the following notation:
  • [html] - Link points to an HTML Document
  • [tgz] - Link points to an .tar.gz Archive, possible a big source code archive or archive of assorted documents
  • [dir] - Link points to an FTP Server's Directory
  • [ftp] - Link points to an file on a FTP Server (most likely an archive file)
  • <Author> - Name of the Author/Publisher/Editor of a Resource (if it is a link, it points to the home page or the email of the person)
  • dmoz: - Category in the [html] Open Directory Project
  • Book: "Title" <Author> - Link to the book on amazon.com

Layout

The Navigation Bar (normally on the left side of the page, with a red background) is designed to assist your navigation through the side. The major sections are directly reachable from every page:
  • Tools - The Software Database containing Links to Source code and Binaries for Free IT Security Software
  • Library - The reading room, containing links to information resources
  • Mailinglist - The Mailinglist Subscribe/UN-subscribe page
  • News - Homepage and Journal
  • Articles - Articles about IT-Security issues, contributed for Freefire

You can always use the Link "I want to contact you" to reach the Feedback page. You can use the "I want to contribute" link, to contribute to the Freefire project (and read about the details). With "I want to be notified" you can subscribe to the announce mailing list, which will keep u up to date with the latest news.

The 3 personalized links "I am a beginner", "I am a regular" and "I am a developer" lead you to pages designed especially for your possible preferences.

The top of the page contains an header, describing the Section you are in, the title of the page you read, the Author and the date of the last change of the text.

On the bottom of each page is an additional Copyright statement and possibly a history with important changes to this text.

Personalization

Not yet supported, but shortly you may have a way to log into the site as developer or regular user, and Freefire.org will remember the date of your last visit, so you can get a better feeling on what is new since your last read.

Mailing List

The Freefire Announce Mailing List is used to distribute notification of major changes to the site, and the Freefire Bulletin. Use the Mailinglist Link in the Navigation Bar to subscribe to the Mailing List.

Books

Freefire.org is using Links to Amazon.com for recommended books. This is to get some shares of your buys to finance fees for the domain. It should also help you, to easily get a hold of the recommended literature. It really helps us, if you shop over those links. Be aware that all links to books at amazon.com are marked with "Book:" or a picture of the cover of the book, so you do not have to visit amazon.com if you do not wish to.

Disclaimer

NOTE: Freefire.org is not responsible for the content of linked sites. It is impossible for us, to judge the content of a site according to international law. It is also impossible for us to track changes and additions to once linked sites. Therefore you are responsible on your own for visiting those links.

NOTE: since Freefire.org is not a commercial company, we are unable to track international trademark law. All names of Companies ore trademarks we might have used on our site without the attribution (TM, Reg, &Copy;, ...) does not mean, we do not respect those registered marks. You are not free to use those registered brands. You have to check the usage for yourself.

NOTE: Freefire.org is not responsible for any action which may be enabled by reading info from Freefire's web page or linked sites. This is, because YOU are RESPONSIBLE for YOUR actions.

NOTE: Freefire.org disclaims any responsibility for information given on our web pages. This includes (but not limited to): correctness, possible damage caused by using of the described methods or software, revealed trade secrets, material which is republished (copyright violation). We can simply not control, enforce or judge it. If you find any of those things, please notify us.


Copyright © 2001-2005, Bernd Eckenfels, Germany