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4 While manufacturers and professionals in the acoustics are welcome and an important part of this forum, this is not the place to sell products and services. It is as welcome here as would be at an AES or ASA meeting.
5 Repect Copyrights and understand fair use, it is legal to quote others works for the purpose of discussion, however you should state the source when you are quoting and limit the quotation as much as possible. Here is a link to part of Stanford Unversity's "Fair Use Guidelines" if you are unfamiliar with fair use http://fairuse.stanford.edu/Copyright_a ... 9-a.html#1 If you violate this Eric will lecture you on it.
Attempts to restrict fair use will only cause me to give you and your lawyers a long lecture on fair use and copyright law. Trust me I can go on for days.
6) Since the purpose of the this forum is to further the understanding of small room acoustics, "unsubstantiated preconceptions" are not acceptable. If you are developing a new "theory", standard scientific method is what is expected in this group if your hypothesis fails, go back to step one do not continue to push your "theory" until you revise your hypothesis or you can prove a test had errors. Here are a few links if you don't know what scientific method is
http://teacher.nsrl.rochester.edu/phy_l ... ndixE.html
http://www.selu.edu/Academics/Education/EDF600/Mod3/
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