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Terms of Use

We would like to encourage as many contributions to the Merton@750 Anniversary Collection as possible.  However, in the interests of complying with UK Copyright laws, please ensure you have made yourself familiar with the below Terms of Use before taking part in the project.

Contributing to the Merton@750 Collection

By contributing to the Merton@750 Anniversary Collection, you confirm that:

By contributing, you also confirm that you are assigning license to use the contribution and any accompanying data (such as descriptions) to The Warden and Fellows of Merton College for educational and research purposes.

To find out more about ownership of copyright, please visit the Intellectual Property Office's website. If you think you are the rights holder for any item in the Merton@750 Anniversary Collection and that the above conditions have been breached, please refer to our Take-Down Policy.

Privacy Policy

By contributing content, you are agreeing that the material you contribute will be added to the Merton College Archive to be used by Merton College and other bona fide researchers (at the college’s discretion) to enrich current and future understanding of Merton College, past and present.

Publishing contributions to the Merton@750 Anniversary Collection

Contributions to the Merton@750 Anniversary Collection will be made public on the Merton@750 website under the following conditions:

All published contributions will be made public with all rights reserved by the copyright holder (unless otherwise stated).

Data Protection Policy

Your personal information will only be used for communications relating to the Merton@750 Anniversary Collection.  It will be held securely, in accordance with the terms of the Data Protection Act 1998 and will not be passed on to any third party without your consent.