OceanFun Publishing: Tide Tables, Calendars, Graphs online

OceanFun Publishing actively encourages other sites to link to its pages.
You may link to the main page or individual pages but I'd appreciate it if you were to observe to the following "code of good practice":

Please don't place OceanFun's pages in a frame on your own pages. It is considered "bad netiquette" to attempt to surround anyone else's web pages with your own advertising or content. You should not attempt to "pass-off" any of OFU's editorial content as your own work. Seasoned Net users are aware that by using frames, pages from several different sites can be displayed simultaneously on the one screen - but Net-neophytes often don't and this means they are likely make the mistake of believing that "my content" is "your content".
Please contact OceanFun Publishing to advise me that you are linking to these pages. It's not mandatory but I like to know who finds our site of interest and it means I can let you know of any changes to the OceanFun site structure so that your links don't become invalid if I move things around at this end. I may also add a reciprocal link to your site.
We regularly receive requests from people who wish to have our tide applet on their sites. While we are not entirely closed to the idea, for a number of technical and security reasons it is far easier for you to link to our site rather than for us to supply you the applet. The applet also generates most of our traffic so in any case we aren't going to give it away.
If you want the applet to appear for a certain beach, port or whatever, you can do this by using a URL with the correct parameters on the end (after the ?). The easiest way to create such a URL is to find the place of interest in the Secondary Ports list, select this place so you get the applet displayed, and then copy the URL from the address box in your browser and paste it into your web page.
The tide data we publish is copyright and it's our livelihood. Feel free to use it however you like for personal use only, but if you wish to republish on a website or for commercial purposes then we will become very annoyed if you do not contact us to arrange permission beforehand.

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We stole this page from Aardvark Daily, which they are entirely happy with given the following statement made in the original document (which we in turn offer to our visitors)...
Feel free to copy, quote or extract this page in part or in its entirety for use on your own site (an attribution would be nice though). It never ceases to surprise me just how many sites around the Web have no clear policy on linking, just plenty of legalese describing the severe penalties that will be coming your way if you republish or infringe their copyrights.
Original document copyright © 1996-2002 to Bruce Simpson [of Aardvark]