These guidelines do not constitute legal advice and are offered based on the
team's knowledge and experience, gained during our work with web resource
creators as part of the ReStore project. They are intended to assist online
resource authors, particularly those who may want to consider using ReStore
in the future, to think through the Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) issues
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We strongly recommend that authors
also consult their own legal advisors. Although some of the general principles
of good practice could be useful to those setting up web resources for
research by other types of organisations and in other countries (as there is
has been much harmonisation of intellectual property law internationally) this
guidance has been developed predominantly from a UK University
perspective.
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