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Copyright. FlakeHQ and its constituent pages are Copyright ©1996-2008 Edward S. Dewke, edewke@flakehq.com,  (except hyperlinked Web Pages and other pages here copyrighted by others as noted).  Reproducing more than a paragraph of text, and especially reproducing entire files (pages), either at other web sites, on message boards, in other web contexts or in print, CD, DVD or any other medium is considered a copyright breach.  Use a hyperlink to the page of interest at FlakeHQ.com instead.

Disclaimer. Ideas and opinions expressed at FlakeHQ do not constitute "medical advice" and bear no medical authority unless the correspondent is a credentialed physician. Readers are urged to consult a medical professional about all ideas or opinions expressed herein.

Links. Features at this site are timely and frequently contain hyperlinks to other files on the Internet that were active when first referenced here.  FlakeHQ bears no responsibility for the continued availability of linked files.

Email Policy. Edward S. Dewke reserves the right to reproduce email, in whole or in part, on these pages and in future publications, in print or electronic. Full names and email addresses are not reproduced without express permission from their authors.  Put another way, unless the correspondent states specifically that his/her email to Edward S. Dewke (a.k.a. "Ed Dewke," "edewke") is not to be posted or published, it may be.

Editorial Policy. Email published here may be edited for clarity or to correct errors — never with intent to change the author's meaning.  Not all email that is received can be personally answered, nor are writers necessarily notified if their email is reproduced here. The works of others posted here on the "Articles" page or the "Flaker Creativity" page are copyright by the authors and posted by permission explicit by their submission.  Updates with new material, including email, occur approximately 6 times per year (every other month starting with "Jan/Feb").

About Soliciting. Correspondence and other contributions that veil commercial soliciting and MLM schemes are frowned upon here.  Occasionally, discreditable writers will succeed in earning space to tout what ends up being a commercial solicitation or promotion. When such is discovered it is removed instantly.  This policy has nothing to do with the quality of the products being pitched.  Our advice to those who sell products they believe would be of value to people with psoriasis is to find a customer with psoriasis who has realized the benefit and compel them to submit an email saying when, under what circumstances, how, why and where they used the product and what results were obtained.  FlakeHQ posts success stories.  The best opportunity for solicitors to reach people with psoriasis is to advertise in appropriate publications of the National Psoriasis Foundation.

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