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Terms of Use

A sunlit library opens onto a garden and a community workshop, with books and a notebook in the foreground.
An illustrated field notebook, map, magnifying glass and compass overlook a meadow and watershed.
A light-filled kitchen with a basket of vegetables opens onto a productive household garden.
Hands mend a denim garment at a wooden workbench with thread and simple tools.
Three generations study an illustrated nature book together at a table by a garden window.
Two adults converse beside an accessible home and garden path; one uses a wheelchair.
Organized folders, a calculator, notebook and craft materials on a community worktable.
Neighbors share gardening knowledge, mending and a notebook at an outdoor community table.

Effective October 18, 2026. These terms describe use of the SurvivorsGuide public educational library.

Educational purpose and scope

The guides provide general educational information, planning tools and research routes. They are not a substitute for advice based on a person’s actual circumstances. Using the site or contacting its editors does not by itself create an attorney-client, healthcare, financial-advisory or other professional relationship.

Check the information for the actual task

Sources, dates, jurisdictions, access conditions and equipment requirements vary. Historical Whole Earth Catalog material supplies context and research questions;it is not presented as current technical, medical or legal instruction. Confirm current requirements with the responsible authority, manufacturer, qualified professional or service provider before relying on them for a consequential decision.

External resources

External links are research routes, not guarantees of another provider’s accuracy, availability, prices or results. Access to a resource does not establish that it is suitable for a particular person or task.

Rights and reuse

Original guide text and third-party material may have different rights and permissions. Links, citations and collection records do not transfer copyright or other rights. Follow the terms attached to the actual item and contact the editors about reuse of original project material.

Corrections and submissions

Send a proposed correction with the page title, the disputed passage and a dated original source. Keep private personal records out of an initial message. The editors may revise the library as evidence changes. Personal stories or other contributions need separate discussion about permission, credit and publication.

Contact

Questions about the library or these terms may be sent to director@victimsguide.com.