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Now that is the legal way to try to protect an author of a website from being sued. This website represents the right to freedom of speech. Depending on the reader, the site can provide entertainment or a source of information. The case could exist where a reader finds some information on this site about a particular cave. They could physically go out in the physical world and try to find and enter that cave based on information they read on this site. If they got hurt or killed in the cave, whose fault is it?

The reader has the right to not read or view the words, images, and implement computer code found on this site. If they do any of these things then they are doing so on their own free will and at their own risk. Any information created by an author can only represent the personal experience or views of that author. The physical reality and natural hazards of caves and the world may exist in a completely different form than an author describes. The blame from getting hurt or killed by these natural hazards can never be placed on an author. People have to take responsibility for their own actions and stop trying to blame others for their mistakes. Caving is a dangerous activity. If a reader chooses to visit a cave on their own free will then they should also take on the responsibility to get the proper training and equipment to do so safely.