The website skaliodan.gr provides its services and content to its visitors and users under the condition that they accept the following Terms of Use. Please read them carefully before using the website.
Electronic communications
When you visit skaliodan.gr or send electronic messages, you communicate with the Cultural and Beautification Association of Skalia, Kalymnos “Skaliodan” electronically.
By using the website, you accept that the Association may communicate with you electronically, in particular by email or through announcements published on the website. You agree that these electronic communications meet, to the extent permitted by applicable law, the requirements of written communication.
Copyright
All content found on the website skaliodan.gr, such as, indicatively, texts, photographs, images, graphics, logos, digital files, multimedia files, and other material, constitutes the intellectual property of the Cultural and Beautification Association of Skalia, Kalymnos “Skaliodan” or of third parties who have granted the relevant license of use, unless otherwise stated.
The content is protected by Greek, European, and international legislation on intellectual property. Copying, reproduction, republication, modification, distribution, transmission, or any other use of the content without the prior written permission of the Association is prohibited, unless such use is expressly permitted by applicable law.
License of use and access to the website
The Cultural and Beautification Association of Skalia, Kalymnos “Skaliodan” grants visitors a limited, non-exclusive, and revocable license to access and use the website skaliodan.gr for personal, informational, and non-commercial use.
Visitors may create a hyperlink to the homepage or to individual pages of skaliodan.gr, provided that the link does not present the Association, its work, or the content of the website in a false, misleading, defamatory, derogatory manner, or in a manner contrary to the purpose and image of the Association.
Any unauthorized, abusive, or unlawful use of the website shall result in the immediate termination of the license of access and use.
Limitation of liability from the use of the website
The website skaliodan.gr is provided by the Cultural and Beautification Association of Skalia, Kalymnos “Skaliodan” “as is” and “as available”.
The Association makes every reasonable effort to ensure that the information published on the website is correct, accurate, and up to date. However, it does not guarantee the completeness, accuracy, availability, or uninterrupted operation of the website and its content.
Users accept that they use the website at their own responsibility. The Association does not guarantee that the website, the servers, or the electronic mail messages sent through or on behalf of skaliodan.gr are free from viruses or other harmful components.
The Cultural and Beautification Association of Skalia, Kalymnos “Skaliodan” shall not be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, special, or consequential damage that may arise from the use or inability to use the website, to the extent permitted by applicable law.
Links to third-party websites
The website skaliodan.gr may include links to third-party websites. These links are provided for the convenience of users and for informational purposes.
The Association does not control and is not responsible for the content, privacy policy, security, or operation of third-party websites to which the links lead.
Right to make changes
The Cultural and Beautification Association of Skalia, Kalymnos “Skaliodan” reserves the right to modify, update, or remove any part of the website skaliodan.gr, as well as to amend these Terms of Use whenever it deems necessary.
Changes take effect from the moment they are published on the website. Users are advised to periodically review the Terms of Use for any modifications.
Applicable law and disputes
These Terms of Use are governed by Greek law.
For any dispute arising in relation to the use of the website skaliodan.gr or to the content and services provided through it, an effort shall first be made to resolve the matter out of court.
If out-of-court resolution is not possible, the competent courts by territory and subject matter shall have jurisdiction, in accordance with applicable law.