Copyright and terms

The Instrumentarium project's name and logo, and all associated names and logos, are my exclusive intellectual property, and may not be employed by third parties without express permission.

The textual contents published on this site, including posts, digital books, articles, conference texts, etc., are my intellectual property as well, unless otherwise indicated, and are distributed by means of a license Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works (by-nc-nd) 4.0 International. This means that you may copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format, provided that you properly acknowledge authorship, do not use it for a commercial purpose, and do not disseminate the derivative work.

The contents directly and unequivocally linked to certain peoples and cultures at local, regional, and international level are used for informative, educational, and academic purposes only, from a framework of absolute recognition and respect. In no case do I assign myself authorship, connection or representativeness of heritage, content, and elements of third parties.

Unless otherwise indicated, the images are photographs of my authorship. The remaining graphic contents are used for non-profit purposes. Except in those cases where authorship can be clearly and unequivocally identified and attributed (in which case, and following the dictates of fair use, the relevant data will be included), only the original URL where the image was obtained will be cited. The graphic material will be removed from the site if the intellectual owner of the content in question, once his rights have been demonstrated, so requests.