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Rules of Use. Use of the Makerspace is subject to the rules in this User Agreement, ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇. ▇▇▇ Memorial Library’s (GADML) Code of Conduct, GADML’s Internet Policy, and any other applicable Library policies and procedures. Failure to abide by all applicable policies and practices will result in suspension or loss of MID Lab privileges. MID Lab users agree to respect all applicable copyright laws, licensing agreements, and intellectual property laws. Users are responsible for obtaining their own protections for any intellectual property developed in MID Lab. Users agree not to use the Makerspace in violation of any local, state, or federal ordinances, regulations, or laws. Users further agree not to use the equipment for inappropriate projects in a public setting or tasks that create a disturbance. GADML has the right to halt, delete or prohibit the creation of items that violate library policy, including the creation of weapons and illegal items. Users agree to abide by the maker space and equipment safety guidelines. Some of the equipment may contain aspects, parts, or components that will cause injury to the user if all rules, policies, procedures, and restrictions are not followed. Users agree to release and hold the Library harmless from any claims for personal injury, property damage, or any other loss in connection with the use of the Makerspace, including equipment, tools, and the materials therein. The Library makes limited materials available for purchase. At this time, GADML only approves the use of Glowforge-approved materials. A limited number of Glowforge-approved materials will be available for purchase. Users must pre-purchase project materials prior to their MID Lab Glowforge session. All charges and materials required for staff-led MID Lab programs will be listed in the library program registration information. If any additional fees are identified after MID Lab programs run by library staff registration are closed, registered participants will be notified prior to the program’s start time. Users agree to accept financial responsibility for any misuse or damage to MID Lab computers and equipment. The user also agrees to accept the GADML staff’s assessment of the cost for misuse or damage. Use of the MID Lab is intended for discovery, learning, entertainment, and prototyping. Commercial activity is prohibited. No more than 10 copies of a project are allowed. Anything over that number is considered to be a commercial activity.

Rules of Use. Use of the Makerspace TechCentral MakerSpace is subject to the rules in this User Agreement, ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇. ▇▇▇ Memorial Library’s (GADML) Code of Conductthe Cleveland Public Library Policy on Patron Guidelines, GADML’s the Cleveland Public Library Policy on Internet Policyand Computer Use, and as well as any other applicable Library policies and procedures. Failure to abide by all applicable policies and practices procedures will result in suspension or loss of MID Lab MakerSpace use privileges. MID Lab users Users of the Library’s MakerSpace agree to respect any and all applicable copyright laws, laws and licensing agreements. Furthermore, and intellectual property laws. Users are responsible for obtaining their own protections for any intellectual property developed in MID Lab. Users users agree not to use the Makerspace MakerSpace in violation of any local, state, or federal ordinances, regulations, or laws. Users further agree not to use the equipment for inappropriate projects in a public setting or tasks that create a disturbance. GADML has the right to halt, delete or prohibit the creation of items that violate library policy, including the creation of weapons and illegal items. Users agree to abide by the maker space be courteous to other MakerSpace users and equipment safety guidelinesLibrary patrons. Some of the equipment located in the MakerSpace may contain aspects, parts, or components that will cause injury to the user if all rules, policies, procedures, and restrictions are not followed. Users agree to release and hold the Library harmless from any claims for personal injury, property damage, or any other loss in connection with the use of the MakerspaceMakerSpace, including the equipment, tools, and the materials therein. The computers located in the TechCentral MakerSpace are intended for patrons utilizing the specialized software programs or equipment located in the MakerSpace. The Library makes limited materials available reserves the right to reassign patrons to other computers in the Library if they are not utilizing the MakerSpace computers for purchasetheir intended purpose. At this Library staff will assist patrons using the TechCentral Makerspace to the extent that time, GADML only approves other duties, and patron demands will allow. One-on-one appointments can be made with TechCentral staff to allow dedicated assistance at a time mutually convenient for the instructor and student. The TechCentral MakerSpace utilizes some technology from the myCloud service, including the ability to save data to the myCloud system. The ability to save files and other data to the myCloud system is not guaranteed and can be removed at any time. Termination of a user’s myCloud use rights will result in termination of Glowforge-approved materialsMakerSpace use privileges. A limited number No food or drinks of Glowforge-approved materials will be available for purchase. Users must pre-purchase project materials prior to their MID Lab Glowforge session. All charges and materials required for staff-led MID Lab programs will be listed any kind are permitted in the library program registration information. If any additional fees are identified after MID Lab programs run by library staff registration are closed, registered participants will be notified prior to the program’s start time. Users agree to accept financial responsibility for any misuse or damage to MID Lab computers and equipment. The user also agrees to accept the GADML staff’s assessment of the cost for misuse or damage. Use of the MID Lab is intended for discovery, learning, entertainment, and prototyping. Commercial activity is prohibited. No more than 10 copies of a project are allowed. Anything over that number is considered to be a commercial activityTechCentral MakerSpace.