Policies
The contents of this blog are my personal opinions. I do not get paid to blog about the topics I cover. If I cover a product from a vendor that I do business with, I will disclose that in the blog. Here is my CMP.ly (comply) link which declares my level of compliance .
Blog posts: I usually keep each post to 1000 words or less and I allow for comments. I’ll delete any comments that I consider to be spam, or that ruin the reading experience for my readers. I will edit posts and comments for clarity and typos. But I will allow legitimate comments through, even those that disagree with me. Please, just don’t be disagreeable. You can link to this blog and lift excerpts from it to quote (with attribution) in your blogs. This blog is licensed under the Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution License. I encourage you to share this blog content, but expect that you attribute my words to me. Linking back to the post that you quote is a very good way of doing just that.
Images: I use images on this blog that I find on Flickr, but only those that are provided under the Creative Commons license. If you click on the image, you’ll get to the original source, this serves as the attribution.
Agreements: I respect the non-disclosure and non-compete agreements that I am bound to. I will only provide services to clients that allow me to comply with these agreements. Although I’m an independent analyst, I am not providing comparable services, nor using the data or methodology that I learned while employed by an analyst firm. Please contact me directly at gil [at] gilyehuda.com to discuss my specific service offerings and prices.
AdSense Disclosure: Since I placed a Google AdSense widget on my blog I will let you know that:
Google, as a third party vendor, uses cookies to serve ads on this site, this enables Google to serve ads to you based on your visit to this and other sites on the Internet. You may opt out of the use of the DART cookie by visiting the Google ad and content network privacy policy.

Comments on this entry are closed.