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You are allowed to use some of the content on Dot Net Perls in some capacities. All people are allowed to use the code in software development projects in any way. No attribution of the code samples is required when you use them in your projects. Everyone is allowed to use the code for any software project, including commercial projects. Needless to say, I don't guarantee the code's correctness for any particular purpose.