1. General

While AITG encourages and supports the free flow of information and ideas over the Internet, we expect that our subscribers and users will act legally, responsibly and be considerate of others. AITG reserves the right, but does not bear the responsibility, to prohibit or delete any conduct, communication or content which AITG, in its sole discretion determines likely to be unlawful or harmful to others. When you are using AITG services, you are subject to these Guidelines, the Terms and Conditions and all applicable AITG agreements. If in connection with the AITG services, you use third party software or connect to third party servers, networks or systems, in addition to the AITG policies, then you are responsible for compliance with the established policies and restrictions of these third parties.

As the conduit which delivers content from sender to receiver over the Internet, it is not the purpose or intent of AITG to monitor conduct, communication, or content on its services. You acknowledge that unless it is reported to us, AITG is not likely to be aware of violations of its policies. It is up to you, as the owner of a Web Site, the sender of e-mail or the poster to a newsgroup, to bear responsibility for the material you send. If you are the recipient, it is your responsibility to use reasonable efforts to screen unwanted material and report any offensive or illegal communications. AITG encourages you to read and abide by these Guidelines to enhance your use and enjoyment of our Internet products and services.

The AITG service may be used only for lawful purposes. Please bear in mind that with increased accessibility comes increased accountability. Transmission, distribution or storage of material or conduct in violation of any applicable local, state, federal or foreign law or regulation is prohibited. This includes without limitation any unauthorized use of material protected by patent, copyright, trademark or other intellectual property right, material that is obscene, constitutes an illegal threat, or violates export control laws.

In addition to unlawful content, AITG prohibits the transmission, distribution or storage of unwanted or offensive content. Prohibited transmissions include without limitation, viruses, trojan horse programs, messages which include character sequences intended to control the recipient's computer or display screen, make-money fast schemes, pyramid or chain letters, fraudulent offers, threats, harassment, defamation, postings to a newsgroup in violation of its rules, charter or FAQ, unsolicited advertising (whether commercial or informational) and unsolicited e-mail ("SPAM"). AITG strongly opposes SPAM, which floods the Internet with unwanted and unsolicited e-mail and deteriorates the performance and availability of the AITG network. All forms of SPAM, and all activities that have the effect of facilitating SPAM, are strictly prohibited. AITG assesses whether a message is SPAM based on a number of parameters such as the number of recipients and known SPAM domains or email addresses, using algorithms on message "headers." AITG also prohibits the use of another Internet service to send SPAM to drive visitors to your site hosted on or through AITG systems, whether or not the messages were originated by you, under your direction, or by or under the direction of a related or unrelated third party. Should AITG determine that a violation of its policies has occurred, then in addition to suspending or terminating your account and blocking bulk e-mail and Usenet postings and/or blocking access to your website, AITG may publicly disclose the originating address and/or the subject of prohibited transmissions and/or URL of the website and a $200.00 handling fee may be charged to your AITG account.

AITG also prohibits the distribution or storage of most adult content under the following guidelines: Sites which are selling adult products which are hard goods are acceptable; Sites which are advertising an adult product which is a hard good is acceptable; Sites which are selling and/or advertising adult services are NOT acceptable; Sites with adult content requiring membership (paid or unpaid) and proof of age for access are NOT acceptable; Sites posting adult content not related to the specific products being sold and/or advertised are NOT acceptable; Sites where adult content is the sole product being sold are NOT acceptable; Sites which have downloadable and/or multimedia adult content available are NOT acceptable. AITG reserves the right to make final judgement as to what constitutes acceptable adult content.

2. System and Network Security

Any violations of AITG's system or network security are strictly prohibited and may result in criminal and/or civil liability. AITG will cooperate with law enforcement or independently investigate incidents involving such violations. Network security violations include without limitation: (i) attempts to compromise the security of any Internet account or site; (ii) altering the header information of e-mail or Usenet postings or other activity that conceals your e-mail address or prevents recipients from responding; (iii) interference with service to any user, host or network (including without limitation mail-bombing or news-bombing, flooding, deliberate attempts to overload a system, broadcast attacks, disrupting Internet relay chat channels or Usenet newsgroups); (iv) use or distribution of tools designed for compromising security (including without limitation cracking tools, network probing tools, and password or credit card, and other guessing programs); (v) transferring excessive amounts of data; (vi) misuse or abuse of account access and passwords; and (vii) reselling any aspect of AITG service.

3. Enforcement

In order for AITG to comply with applicable laws, including without limitation the Electronic Communications Privacy Act 18 U.S.C. 2701 et seq., to comply with appropriate government requests, to operate AITG's systems properly, or to protect AITG or its customers, AITG may access and disclose any information, including without limitation the user names of accountholders, the contents of any personal electronic communications passing through its network, and any other information it considers necessary or appropriate. AITG will cooperate with law enforcement authorities in investigating suspected lawbreakers. AITG reserves the right to report to law enforcement any suspected illegal activity of which it becomes aware.

If AITG receives a complaint or otherwise becomes aware of any possible violation of these Guidelines or the Terms and Conditions, AITG may, in its sole discretion, initiate an investigation. This investigation may include gathering information from and about account holders and examining the content of personal electronic communications, Web host pages or personal pages on AITG's servers. During any investigation AITG may suspend services to any customer being investigated and/or remove the material from its servers. You agree to cooperate with any such investigation.

If AITG determines, in its sole discretion, that a violation of these Guidelines or the Terms and Conditions has occurred, AITG may, but will not be obligated to take any or all of the following actions: temporarily or permanently remove material from AITG servers, discontinue access to Usenet newsgroups, cancel newsgroup postings, move posts to a more appropriate forum (if any), warn the account holder(s) involved, remove e-mail sent by you, suspend or terminate account(s), remove or deny access to your Web host page(s) or personal web page(s) on AITG's servers, and take other responsive action at any time and for any reason. Violations of these Guidelines could also subject you to criminal or civil liability including monetary damages and a $200 handling fee charged to your AITG account.

Use of AITG's Services constitutes acceptance of this Agreement in full. Please see important information about the nature of content on the Internet, the risks you accept by your use of the AITG services and limitations on AITG's liability contained in the Policy.

EFFECTIVE DATE: May 16, 2000