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Imprint and site information

Who publishes this site, how to reach them, and what may and may not be reused from it.

This page carries the publication details for RFSoc and the contact route for corrections. It is kept at this address because the address already existed; the heading is the conventional one for a page of this kind rather than a claim about which jurisdiction the site is published in.

Publisher

Rebecca Kennedy
5 High St
Poole
Dorset BH15 1AB
United Kingdom

This site is published by an individual and not by a company, so there is no registered number or registered office to give. Correspondence, including corrections, can be sent to the postal address above, or by email to [email protected].

Editorial responsibility

Responsibility for the content of this site rests with the publisher named above. The editorial method, including how sources are cited and how corrections are handled, is set out on the About page.

Corrections on matters of substance go to the contact address above. Dates, credits and attributions are what matter most. They are acted on in place, with the change recorded on the news page.

Copyright in the material on this site

The text of the entries and articles is original writing produced for this site and is protected as such. Short quotation with attribution and a link is ordinary practice and is not objected to. Wholesale reproduction of an entry, with or without attribution, is not permitted. Nor is passing it through a paraphrasing tool and publishing the result, which is the same act with an extra step in it. The distinction that matters is between using this site as a source and using it as a supply of text. Quote it. Do not republish it.

Facts are not copyright, and nothing here is intended to discourage anybody from using the dates, credits and catalogue details on this site in their own work. Where those came from a listed source, that source is the thing you should cite rather than this page.

Material belonging to other people

Published work by other organisations and researchers remains theirs. Where such a publication is the source of something stated here, it is named at the foot of the page, and the citation points at that source rather than standing in for it.

Journal Into Melody is the Robert Farnon Society's own publication and its contents remain the society's.

Work titles, label names, programme names and company names appearing on this site are the property of their respective owners and are used to identify the things they name.

Outbound links

Sources are cited by link so that a reader can check them, which is the point of citing them at all. Those destinations are not under this site's control, and a link is a reference rather than an endorsement of anything else on the page it points at.

Images

The photographic images used as page backgrounds are synthetic, generated for this site, and depict no identifiable person, place or event. They are illustrative and carry no documentary claim: nothing in them should be read as a photograph of any musician, instrument, studio or session discussed in the text.

Accessibility and technical notes

The site is static HTML with no tracking, no cookies and no third-party embedded resources, and the detail is on the data protection page. Every page works with JavaScript disabled; the script that ships handles the navigation toggle and a scroll reveal, and the reveal is suppressed where the reader has asked for reduced motion.