MPA Forum Code of Conduct

UK MPA Centre discussion fora terms and conditions
The UK MPA Centre forums are for discussion about issues concerning MPAs in the UK and aim to enable users of the site to communicate and collaborate, share good practice and exchange information.
Anyone with an interest in MPAs is welcome to contribute to the discussion but we ask that the forum remains an intelligent and civil discussion and that debate is constructive.
Registration to this forum is free although we do ask that you read and agree to the following guidelines to make this forum the productive and positive network that it is designed to be.

Rules
We ask that posts contain:
- no obscene, hateful or offensive material (including user names);
- no defamation of individuals or organisations;
- no commercial marketing;
- no personal contact details unless permission has been obtained;
- no copyrighted material unless you own the copyright or have consent to use it, and
- no personal communication.

General guidelines
Please do not ‘flood’ the forum i.e. post the same message more than once.
Please try to phrase opinions and questions clearly and succinctly – you are more likely to get a response.
Links should only be posted if they are relevant to the discussion topic.
Please try and stick to the discussion topic.
We will try and moderate the fora as much as possible but do not actively monitor the posted messages and as such are not responsible for the content contained within. If you find messages that you feel are inappropriate to the site please contact us using the alert button so that we may remove them. We reserve the right to delete posts and ban users that continue to breach these simple terms.
All messages posted on this forum express the views of the author and the UK MPA Centre will not be held responsible for the content. Registered users are responsible for messages posted under that name and you therefore agree to never give out your password.
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