Equinamity-A Revolution in Horse and Rider Training
Equinamity-A Revolution in Horse and Rider Training
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The vast majority of photos used in this blog are the result of accumulation by the author over many years. However, some outside resources have been required so as to properly present a full range of equine conditions.
All copyright holders have been approached and in most cases permission has been obtained for their use. Exceptions have arisen in several situations: when copyright has expired, contact details were unavailable websites were either closed or infected with malware, or where orphan status exists. However, in all cases where URL were available, they have been provided linking to the image’s publisher. In addition, links have been made to all extracts of quoted articles.
There are a few examples where horses have been subjected to inhumane conditions where usage was denied by the publisher. However, these have still been included given the essential public interest. As is well known there is legal protection for ensuring the availability of information when it is in the public’s interest for purposes of criticism and education. As such these cases constitute legitimate exemptions from copyright use restrictions.
Furthermore, the photos in question are already in the public domain and thus do not violate any claims to privacy. In addition, the material in the photo is unlikely to be a revenue generator for the publisher nor is there any likelihood of reputational damage.
In a small number of cases publishers’ identities have been withheld. Should the publisher wish to be identified, the author will be happy to make the necessary changes to the relevant post.
For the sake of simplicity the following abbreviations have been used for images: author; pd-public domain; cc-creative commons; oa-open access; nkc-no known copyright; pi-public interest; wp-with permission; fip-for illustration purposes; wb-website blocked/infected; 2enr-two emails sent but no reply.
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