Nice to see you back Foxy. Would you care to address the issues I raised with you at the beginning of this thread?

Of cause if you decline I will understand.

Dear rehctub,

Thanks for understanding.
We've already covered this ground so many times
on this forum. I don't see the point in continuing
on with the same old, same old arguments.

Cheers.

Foxy, "That footnote that you've cited to Suse from the Parliamentary Library is standard procedure. And not a disclaimer"etc.

Bollocks!

It might be 'standard procedure' but it is not as you seem to imply just a "legality to be adhered to" resulting from professional requirements, that is all.

Surely readers' B.S alarm bells would have been sounding the minute you attempted to diminish it as a 'standard operating procedure'. Yeah right, nice try!

Plainly these are well crafted legal words to (hopefully) protect. But against what?

Come on, try again. The most obvious are against defamation and copyright infringement, but what other risks are there?

Folks, this is for your information:

All libraries strive to provide accurate and
up to date information.

However neither the
staff nor the library wants to be held responsible for
any resource content in response to questions.

Therefore all libraries inform their users
and try to make them
understand that any information or resources by
the library or library staff in response to
questions can't be misinterpreted as advice or
endorsement of said materials or information.

This is normal library procedure. And this information
is usually provided in some written form to the
library users.

This topic has about as much traction as the boats now. "Dead in the Water" take your toys and go home kids.

Oh dear me, while many posters on this forum celebrate the secret 'turning back the boats' supposedly going on up north, Indonesia is getting upset at the Australian military ships going willy-nilly into Indonesian waters to push the boats back to Indonesia.

Abbott promised two other things to the Australian people before he took the top job.

He promised he would never hide anything from the Australian people,
and he promised he wouldn't go into Indonesian waters to take boats back to Indonesia.
He actually said he would 'turn them back', not take them in all the way.
Two lies already.

What would Australians say if Indonesian military boats wandered uninvited into Australian waters?