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What You Can Do Without Permission

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Audience size and commercial nature of the use
Timeline for publication or distribution

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When quoting content from this website, please use the following citation format:

[Quoted text]

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Example:

The intersection of philosophy and technology requires careful consideration...

— Nathaniel G. Perrin, "Notes on Hermeneutics," ngperrin.com, March 15, 2024. https://ngperrin.com/blog/notes-on-hermeneutics

Fair Use Notice

This permissions policy does not supersede fair use rights under U.S. copyright law. However, for substantial quotations or uses that may qualify as fair use, I encourage contacting me in advance as a professional courtesy.

Last updated: September 2025