Effective January 1, 2001
Rev. February 5, 2003

4.1 SCC provides storage space and access for web sites through a Web Hosting service. In addition, Customer's SCC Service provides the option to establish personal web page(s).

4.2 Personal web space is limited to non-commercial use only. Customers are allotted 10MB of web space and 3GB of throughput per month on their personal web page(s)

a. The site may not contain any e-business or interactive functions such as on-line ordering, on-line payments, surveys etc. Simple links to Townisp email addresses is allowed.

b. The site may not be used to advertise third party products, services or a unique source of income or profit. Third party ad banners, ad swapping and other click through ads are prohibited.

c. DNS forwarding is prohibited. Customers may not assign registered domain names to point to TownISP personal web space.

4.3 Each Customer is solely responsible for any information contained on their personal web page(s). SCC will not routinely monitor the contents of Customer's personal web page(s). However, if complaints are received regarding language, content or graphics contained on Customer's web page(s), SCC may, at SCC's sole discretion, remove the web page(s) hosted on SCC servers and terminate Customer's Web Hosting or personal web page service.

4.4 Each Customer agrees not to use Customer's web site or personal web page(s) to publish material that SCC determines, in SCC's sole discretion, to be unlawful, indecent or objectionable. For purposes of this policy, "material" refers to all forms of communications including narrative descriptions, graphics (including photographs, illustrations, images, drawings, and logos), executable programs, video recordings, and audio recordings.

4.5 Unlawful content is that which violates any law, statute, treaty, regulation, or lawful order. This includes, but is not limited to: obscene material; defamatory, fraudulent or deceptive statements; threatening, intimidating or harassing statements, or material that violates the privacy rights or property rights of others (copyrights or trademarks, for example).

4.6 Indecent content is that which depicts sexual or excretory activities in a patently offensive matter as measured by contemporary community standards.

4.7 Objectionable content is otherwise legal content with which SCC concludes, in SCC's sole discretion, SCC does not want to be associated with in order to protect SCC's reputation and brand image, or to protect SCC's employees, shareholders and affiliates.

4.8 Examples of prohibited web site or personal web page(s) content include:

• Materials which depict or describe scantily-clad and lewdly depicted male and/or female forms or body parts, and which lack serious literary, artistic, political or scientific value,
• Materials which suggest or depict obscene, indecent, vulgar, lewd or erotic behavior, and which lack serious literary, artistic, political or scientific value,
• Materials which hold SCC or SCC's partners, affiliates, or employees up to public scorn or ridicule, or
• Materials which encourage the commission of a crime, or which tend to incite violence, or which tend to degrade any person or group based on sex, nationality, religion, color, age, marital status, sexual orientation, disability or political affiliation.