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EnglishWhere to Find MuturZikin's Terms of Use, Author Information and Contact Details
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MuturZikin (muturzikin.com) puts its terms of use, FAQ, author background and contact details in the site's footer area, below the language map content. The footer links to an "About the author" page, a "Terms of use and FAQ" page, and an email contact ("Courriel / Email"). The same footer carries the copyright line "Création et droit d'auteur à Mutuzikin.com - © 2005-2019 - A Copyright Creative Website."
What each footer item gives you
| Item | What it covers | Where it appears |
|---|---|---|
| Terms of use and FAQ | Usage rules, internal policy, linguistic criteria, principal references | Linked in the footer, under the heading "Linguistic criteria, internal policy, terms of use, principal references and FAQ" |
| About the author | Background on the creator of the maps | Footer link |
| Email contact | Direct contact address ("Courriel / Email") | Footer link |
| Copyright notice | Attribution and rights statement, 2005–2019 | Footer text |
How to reach them
- Open muturzikin.com.
- Scroll to the bottom of the page, past the language list and map content.
- Select "Terms of use and FAQ" for usage rules and the FAQ, or "About the author" for the creator's background.
- Use the "Courriel / Email" link to contact the site directly.
Expected result: you land on the policy/FAQ page or the author page, or your email client opens with the contact address.
Points to keep in mind
- The site is multilingual (Basque, French, Catalan, Spanish, Chinese, English, Japanese, Portuguese, Korean, Italian, Russian, German, Dutch and others), so the footer labels may appear in a language other than English.
- The copyright line ends at 2019; treat it as the site's stated notice rather than a claim about later updates.
- The site describes itself as providing linguistic maps of the Basque Country, Europe, Africa, America, Asia and Oceania, with information for thousands of languages. The footer pages are the place to check how those maps are sourced and what reuse is allowed.