Terms of Use

Introduction

When you use our website, you are agreeing to follow these rules (Terms of Use).

What you need to know

Autism Camp Australia (ACA) expects you to know that

> We own and reserves the rights to the information and content (material) on our website, unless stated differently;
> If you choose to add anything to our website, we then own the information you give to us. This means we can use and edit it however we want to;
> We expect you to be safe whilst using our website;
> We do our best to keep our website up to date, but we cannot promise that it always will be;
> If the website, or any information on our website, becomes unavailable, we are not responsible for any loss that happens as a result;
> The information on our website should not replace the opinion of a medical professional if you need health or medical advice;
> ACA must be honest with the information it shares and works to keep people safe when using our website;
> The rules of using this website help to protect ACA, as well as our staff and people that are linked to ACA with any legal responsibility;
> ACA can stop you using our website, or take legal action against you if you do not follow these rules;
> These rules apply from the date they were first written on our website, and must be followed until ACA chooses to change or update them; and
> ACA can transfer ownership of the material on this website without notifying you.

When using our website, you can:

> look at the information on the website;
> download or print information from the website;
> use the information on ACA’s website for your own personal use; and
> share the information on this website only when you have ACA’s permission.

When using our website, you must not:

> use information on our website without giving full credit to ACA, or republish it as your own or another organisation’s information;
> sell, rent or sub-license anything from this website;
> use, copy or take advantage of anything on this website for a commercial purpose (e.g. try to make any money or take any credit for anything on ACA’s website);
> edit or change in anything on ACA’s website;

This includes anything that can:

> be against the law or unethical;
> cause the website to be affected or hacked in any way (such as spyware, computer viruses, Trojan horses, worms, keystroke loggers, rootkits or other malicious computer software);
> collect data from ACA’s website without our written permission;
> send out communications that were not agreed to;
> add anything to ACA’s website that belongs to someone else;
> cause someone else to take legal action against yourself or ACA; or
> advertise or market anything without ACA’s written permission.