External Resources & Third-Party Links Policy
This policy explains how DTPAI treats links to external websites, organizations, resources, and third-party information.
Educational Resource Access
DTPAI may identify or link to government agencies, nonprofit organizations, educational materials, professional organizations, public information, or other third-party resources when they may help visitors learn more about a subject or locate a relevant source of information.
No Automatic Endorsement
The presence of an external link or organization on DTPAI.org does not automatically mean DTPAI endorses the organization, every statement it makes, every service it offers, its staff, its policies, or the outcomes a visitor may experience.
No Individualized Suitability Determination
DTPAI does not evaluate each visitor’s full circumstances and therefore cannot determine through a general website link whether a particular outside organization, professional, program, benefit, service, or resource is appropriate for that visitor.
Visitors should evaluate external information in light of their own needs and, where appropriate, confirm qualifications, eligibility rules, costs, deadlines, licensing, geographic limits, and other relevant conditions directly with the outside source.
Third-Party Control and Changes
DTPAI does not control external websites. A third party may change its content, eligibility rules, services, fees, staff, privacy practices, availability, web address, or other conditions after DTPAI has linked to it.
DTPAI cannot guarantee that every external link will remain current, accurate, available, or unchanged.
Professional Resources
When an external resource relates to legal, medical, mental-health, financial, benefits, employment, insurance, or another professional subject, the link remains an educational resource unless DTPAI expressly states otherwise.
Visitors remain responsible for determining whether a professional is appropriately qualified, licensed where required, and suitable for their individual circumstances.
External Privacy and Terms
When you leave DTPAI.org, the external website’s own privacy policy, terms, accessibility practices, security, and data practices apply. DTPAI does not control information you choose to provide directly to an outside organization.
Corrections and Removal
If DTPAI learns that an external link is broken, materially misleading, no longer relevant, or inconsistent with the reason it was included, DTPAI may correct, replace, annotate, or remove the resource.
Visitors may report a concern about an external resource through the DTPAI Contact page . A report does not guarantee removal, but it may be reviewed as part of DTPAI’s resource-maintenance process.
Visitor Responsibility
External resources can be useful starting points, but visitors should not assume that DTPAI guarantees an outside organization, its information, its services, its outcome, or its suitability for a particular situation.
Review the Outside Source for Yourself.
A DTPAI link does not transfer DTPAI’s educational boundaries, privacy practices, accessibility practices, accuracy controls, or institutional responsibility to the external website. Visitors should review the outside source’s own terms, privacy practices, qualifications, and information before relying on it.
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