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The user is solely responsible for the choice of target-sites,
and for the circulation of the disasters commited by him on the
sites he has chosen. The author of the present program does
not choose what pages to display. This choice is made freely by
the user via a blank form field on Netdisaster's
home page. Otherwise, the only ways to view a disasterized
page are:
• clicking on a link that a Netdisaster user has chosen to make
public by any means (e-mail, link on a web page...);
• following a link inside a page already "under attack" in Netdisaster.
Webmasters who wish to prevent their site from being attacked by Netdisaster should take whatever technical step they want to block netdisaster.com as a referer on their host's server. Any user can get in touch about any Netdisaster abuse.
The disasterized pages are not stored nor made public by Netdisaster.
This is the user's responsibility to determine whether the disaster
he has freely generated can be sent or made public, whether the
disaster is of good or bad taste, or whether the disaster might
be offending to anyone.
The disasterized pages cannot be indexed by search engines.
The original pages from target-sites are not stored, nor altered
nor actually destroyed or deleted. They are only converted on
the fly, and on demand for the use (and fun) of the user. The actual,
original, non modified pages can be reached anytime by clicking
the "original site" button.
See an example of .htaccess syntax to block Netdisaster as a referer.
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