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The Not-So-Fine Print

General

Submitting an article or photo to U&I Magazine does not guarantee it will be published in any issue of the magazine.

All photos and articles submitted to U&I Magazine are copyright of their respective owners and U&I Magazine nor Taku makes no claims as to their ownership.

All appropriate credit will be written in the magazine.

By submitting a photo or article to U&I Magazine, you grant U&I Magazine the right to use any portions of the photo and article for publication and promotional purposes only.

Photo submissions

Photographers must have all rights to use the submitted photo(s). It is up to the photographer to have permission to publish any individuals that can be readily recognized in the photo. Lulu.com, U&I Magazine, media Smaku, and Taku Kumabe are not liable for any damages caused by publishing photos of individuals without their permission. Upon request, a signed release form (model release) by the individual(s) in question must be sent to U&I Magazine.

Previously published photos are accepted as long as the photographer owns the copyright to the photo(s).

Photos must not be severely edited in any photo editing program. Photos with watermarks, borders, or any writings on it will not be accepted.

All submitted photos should be in RGB colour space. Any photos not abiding by the photo submission guidelines may be rejected. The discretion is up to Taku.

If necessary, some photos may be cropped and/or minimally edited by Taku to adjust for printing specifications.

Article submissions

Written articles must be written by the article submitter. No portion of the article can be taken from previously published articles unless the submitter owns the copyright.

There are currently no minimum or maximum number of words for article length. Please use your own discretion as to the length of the article.

If necessary, some articles may be shortened to adjust for spacing requirements. It is up to the article writer to fix any and all spelling and grammar errors. While Taku may on occassion correct select articles, he may not be correcting every article.