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Sample Online Interaction Guidelines, Last edited: 8/2003 Have additions and suggestions? Email them to and if we add your suggestion to the list, we will add you as a contributor. The most important expression of these rules is the behavior and role modeling of the hosts. Many people never take the time to read the rules, but they read their manifestation every day in group behavior. Bottom line: live by your stated rules and guidelines! (small side note: note the legal language for commercial sites)
http://women2women.com/cgibin/WebX.cgi?98@@rules.html - Women2women's user agreement. http://www.emoderators.com/moderators/ipctpol.html - A listserv set of guidelines. Note the section on copyright. http://www.albany.edu/cpr/gf/group_facilitation_FAQs.html - From the Group Facilitation listserv. Click on "what are the ground rules for this discussion." http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?StoneSociety and http://home.san.rr.com/merel/ss.html - Sites describing an online "society" game that can serve as a set of rules. More abstract reading for those very interested in alternative approaches to online interactions. http://www.smithweaversmith.com/rules.htm - SmithWeaverSmith's (a consulting oganization) online interaction rules of the road. http://www.well.com/member_agreement.html - The Well's member agreement. http://club.golfweb.com/reg/agreement.html - GolfWeb's member agreement. http://tabletalk.salon.com/webx?13@@.ee6e411 - Salon.com's community standards. http://www.shpm.com/ppc/distance/ - The DistanceLearning List guidelines. Some Related Articles:
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