Privacy Policy and Disclaimers

Disclaimers:
The weblog at www.ladylovestead.com is the website of Jessica Love. Entries to the weblog represent my (Jessica Love's) personal opinion. The site is not owned, operated, or affiliated with my employer. 

Entries are copyright © Jessica Love as of date of posting and content cannot be copied or distributed without prior permission. All images posted on this site are copyright © Jessica Love and/or owners have given prior permission for use or the image is copyright released and credited. 

Ladylovestead.com is a blog meant for entertainment and/or informational purposes only and should not be seen or assumed to be as any kind of professional advice, such as medical legal, tax, psychological, medical, or financial etc. advice. Should you choose to use and/or employ any information provided at www.ladylovestead.com you acknowledge that you do so at your own risk and Jessica Love will not be held liable for any consequences or results. Please consult a licensed professional for treatment or other advice. 

I, Jessica Love, reserve the right to change the content of this blog at any time without prior consent or notice. 

Privacy Policy:
I respect your privacy and I will not:
1. Post a photo of someone without their permission to do so.
2. give away personal, business, information, correspondences, or details without prior permission to do so. 
3. Include names, birth dates, or contact information in a post without prior permission to do so.
4. Post photos of children, animals, or property without prior permission from parents, pet owners and property owners. 
5. Give away or sell your contact information to any company for any reason.
6. Use photos, quotations, or other work that is not mine without giving credit where credit is due. I respect intellectual property rights and will disclose citations and reference information freely and honestly. 

I do not share personal information with third-parties no do I store information collected about your visit to this blog for use other than to analyze content performance through the use of cookies, which you can turn off at any time by modifying your internet browser's setting. I am not responsible for the republishing of the content found on this blog on other websites or media without my permission. This privacy policy is subject to change without notice. 

Discussion and Comments:
You are welcome and encouraged to participate in discussion on this website. Comments are owned by the poster. Comments are moderated and I reserve the right to remove inappropriate or inflammatory comments. 

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