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		<title>How you must use a website</title>
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I find it surprising that any website would insist that its visitors use it in a certain way, let alone codify rules in the form of a usage policy.
Leading the pack for usage policies is Etsy, that has a page called Dos and Don&#8217;ts, which needs 10,292  words to tell you how it wants its [...]]]></description>
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<p>I find it surprising that any website would insist that its visitors use it in a certain way, let alone codify rules in the form of a usage policy.</p>
<p>Leading the pack for usage policies is <strong>Etsy</strong>, that has a page called <a href="http://www.etsy.com/dosdonts.php">Dos and Don&#8217;ts</a>, which needs 10,292  words to tell you how it wants its website used.  Good luck!</p>
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