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Acceptable Use Policy

The purpose of the Australian Law Reform Commission’s Online Forums is to engage with members of the public about our current inquiries and work program. We welcome your feedback on any of our Forums.

To ensure that this experience is productive for everyone, please ensure that you do not post any material that:

The ALRC reserves the right to not post any contribution on a Forum or to discontinue a Forum thread.

Comments that do not comply with this Acceptable Use Policy will not be published on a Forum. If the ALRC becomes aware of a published comment that does not comply with the Acceptable Use Policy, we reserve the right to remove it.

Posts may be edited by the moderator for length or to remove unacceptable parts of contributions. If you believe someone is not complying with the Acceptable Use Policy, or you would like to request that your post be removed from a Forum, please contact the Forum Moderator.

Posts will generally show up on the relevant Forum within two working days. Moderating and posting of comments will generally occur during regular business hours, Monday to Friday.

The ALRC will, from time to time, prune inactive users from our forum databases. This is one of the measures we have adopted to combat spam. We apologise to any legitimate users who may have their registrations deactivated. Should this happen to you, please feel free to re-register for the ‘Talk to Us’ Forums. Please contact the Forum administrator, if you have any queries about user registration.

 

This page was posted 6 April 2009

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