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Copyright B explicated – The eZine is simply a Peer2Peer collective/aggregating publishing tool. In general authors ask for their work to be published. On this basis CRAFT does not seek to obtain copyright, and by submitting their document the authors agree to their article’s publication in CRAFT. The authors remain responsible for the content of their articles — including references. CRAFT’s editorial process seeks to ensure attribution is undertaken; however from time to time mistakes and omissions will occur. These remain the prime responsibility of the author. Once such mistakes and omissions are brought to our attention will be addressed post haste by the article’s author and noted in a future issue of the eZine. We prefer collaborative intention to adversarial contention. The principals emphasise CRAFT is Not 4 Profit and a collaboration for CRAFT based social change for a future our planet can live with.

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