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OT: Hmm, does that also apply to private, non-commercial sites?
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Yes, unfortunately – "private" is extremely limited: photo albums, access restricted to family only, a small online diary.
However, as soon as your site has an external impact – e.g. a publicly accessible blog, hobby site with advertising banners, affiliate links or product recommendations, or content that is journalistic/editorial in nature and aimed at a wider audience – it can very quickly be classified as no longer ‘purely private’, even if you don't earn any money from it. And since the the courts are becoming increasingly strict on this I would be very, very careful. I checked it... and then apart from that
OT: Hmm, does that also apply to private, non-commercial sites?
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Yes, unfortunately – "private" is extremely limited: photo albums, access restricted to family only, a small online diary.
However, as soon as your site has an external impact – e.g. a publicly accessible blog, hobby site with advertising banners, affiliate links or product recommendations, or content that is journalistic/editorial in nature and aimed at a wider audience – it can very quickly be classified as no longer ‘purely private’, even if you don't earn any money from it. And since the the courts are becoming increasingly strict on this I would be very, very careful. I checked it... and then apart from that
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