NOTE:
The first priority of the Manteno Project is the dissemination
of information about the former Manteno State Hospital. There
may be some confusion about the use of materials on this web site
due to works in progress toward the publication of a book. Much
of the information published on this site will also be included
in that book and thus at some point may become copyrighted by
the author or publisher. Please keep in mind that due to
these circumstances, changes may occur without prior notification.
The
Manteno Project allows the use of some materials with the stipulation
that credit be given to the Manteno Project. These materials
may include photographs, documents, literature or artwork. No
materials on this site may be used for commercial purposes,
unless permission is obtained. Materials from this site used
in any form must be unaltered copies, only.
Some
of the material on this site was obtained from various Illinois
State publications. These materials include, but are not
limited to, the photographic images in the gallery "Historical
Images of Manteno State Hospital" and the annual
reports from various state departments, (except as otherwise
noted). These materials are readily available at various libraries
and archives.
A
great effort has been made to properly credit the origins of
materials on this site. Some contributed materials are
credited to other persons, (anonymous or named) and collections.
Many of these remain the physical or intellectual property of
the Manteno Project by donation. Other contributions remain
the sole property of the credited owner. These contributions
are used by permission only.
The
Manteno Project gives no warranty, expressed or implied, as
to the accuracy, reliability, utility or completeness of any
information contained in any materials published on its web
site. The user of said material assumes all responsibility and
risk for the accuracy and verification of any information contained
within it. The Manteno Project disclaims all warranties.
USES
The
Manteno Project has outlined below some, but not all,
"acceptable" and "unacceptable"
uses of the materials published on its site.
Acceptable
Uses
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Scientific,
academic or personal research, including genealogy.
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Communication
and exchange for academic, professional, informational
or historic development.
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Activities
and publications that are in support of the the Manteno
Project.
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Any
illegal or inappropriate use of materials, or use
in support of such activities, is prohibited. Illegal
use shall be defined as use which violates state,
or federal law. Inappropriate use shall be defined
as a violation of the goals, purpose and intended
use of the material.
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Direct,
("hotlinking"), to pull the image files
from this server for use on another site. This
is considered bandwidth theft and is illegal.
Please download such materials and (preferably) cite
in the manner given below.
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Transmitting,
publishing or originating any unlawful, fraudulent,
or defamatory, communications where the material or
its transmission or distribution, would constitute
or encourage conduct that is a criminal offense or
would give rise to civil liability.
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Use
of any materials or information on this site in furtherance
of profit-making activities (consulting for pay, sales
or distribution of commercial products or services
for profit, etc.), personal monetary gain or use by
for-profit companies, unless otherwise authorized
by the Manteno Project.
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Materials
on this site may not be used for the slander, defamation
or misrepresentation of the Manteno Project.
Real
Acceptable Use Examples
- article written by David Schuerholz on the Harold
C. Piepenbrink Award and published in the ABHM's (Association
of Behavioral Healthcare Management) quarterly publication
. This article used this site for background information,
history and an image of Harold C. Piepenbrink, (Superintendent
of Manteno State Hospital from 1967-1970).
-
partial duplicate of the film "Working an Playing
to Health", provided by the Manteno Project and
used by University of Chicago as a learning tool.
"We found the perspectives, music, staff reactions/interventions,
and portrayal of clients interesting from a historical
and mental health perspective." -Jon Larson,
Trainer, University of Chicago Center for Psychiatric
Rehabilitation
Please
cite all Manteno Project materials in this manner:
Materials
provided by the Manteno Project,
on the web at www.mantenostatehospital.com
The
word "materials" may be replaced by an appropriate
descriptive such as "image", "photograph",
or "information". The URL of the Manteno
Project does not need to be a link, although links
are appreciated, and you may use either or both domain
names.
If
you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact us.
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