Message Board Clause Samples
The Message Board clause establishes the rules and guidelines for the use of an online message board or forum associated with the agreement. It typically outlines who may post messages, what types of content are permitted or prohibited, and the responsibilities of both users and administrators regarding moderation and content removal. By setting clear expectations for acceptable use and content management, this clause helps prevent misuse, protects participants from inappropriate material, and ensures the message board remains a constructive communication tool.
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Message Board. Outblaze offers a free message board service which the Co-branding Partner may offer as a Powered by Outblaze Site to its users and members. The message board allows any person with access to the world wide web to create postings on multiple message boards. The Co-branding Partner may offer to its users and members the message board service at, for example, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ if it chooses to use a new domain name or at, for example, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ if it chooses to use the Outblaze sub-domain name. The Co-branding Partner may not charge its users or members for offering the message board Powered by Outblaze Site.
Message Board. CRMC will provide the Law firm access to an electronic message board through CRMC’s web site. CRMC will use the message board to notify the Law firm of changes in the status of the Law firm’s e-Claims filings, without additional written or oral notice.
Message Board. The Message Board Module allows messages to be sent to all operators, a selected group of operators, or a specific operator currently logged on to the system. The operator is alerted to the presence of incoming messages non-intrusively so that they can be made aware of important information without interfering with any calls currently being handled. Both visual and audible indication is provided. Messages will be displayed visually, labeled as either "Normal" or "Urgent". Normal messages are also indicated by an audible beep every 5 seconds, Urgent messages by two beeps every 5 seconds. Upon reception of a message, the following will be indicated: • Time the message was sent. • Name of the sender and the number of their workstation. • Number of unread messages. • Priority of the first message received (normal or urgent). Any recipient of a message can acknowledge having read the message simply by pressing the "Ack" button. This can be used not only for messages sent by a supervisor, but from other operators as well.
Message Board. The project members are the backbone of the ‗Message board‘, posting and responding to each other‘s messages. One significant difference between the ‗Message board‘ and the ‗Mailing lists‘ is that the latter automatically delivers new messages to the subscriber, while the former requires that the project members visit the p-medicine intranet, and check for new posts. Due to the possibility of members missing replies to threads they are interested in, the ‗Message board‘ includes an ‗e-mail notification‘-feature that automatically sends a message to all project members subscribed to the ‗▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇-▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇‘-mailing list, informing them that a new thread has been posted.
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Message Board. The e-Auction module provides a message board functionality for the prompt communication between Bidders and the Co-ordinator of the e-Auction (Error! Reference source not found.). The upper part of the message board displays all messages posted by participating Bidders and also the messages/replies posted by the e-Auction Administrator. In order to post a message the user fills the “Post a new message” section and then, selects the button “Send Message” to post the message on the board (Figure 89).
Message Board. The ‗Message board‘ – commonly known as discussion board, (electronic) discussion group, discussion forum, bulletin board – is a facility for having professional discussions and posting member-written threads. The ‗Message board‘ may refer to the entire project community, or a specific forum within the project depending on the access levels defined by the project coordinator. Each thread entails a discussion or conversation in the form of a series of member-written posts. These threads remain saved on the ‗Message board‘ for future reading indefinitely or until deletion by the project coordinator. The different project members can read threads, reply to existing threads, and start new threads as they wish. The ‗Message board‘, however, does not allow people to edit other's messages. Each thread is attributed to a registered username. Threads are either flat (posts are listed in chronological order) or threaded (each post is made in reply to a parent post).
Message Board. A secure and confidential Message Board is provided for exchanges between Owner and individual bidders. This creates a complete record, in one place, of exchanges. This is a great time saver and avoids trying to maintain telephone or email logs.
Message Board. 5.1. Users shall not upload, post, transmit, or distribute or otherwise make available on this service any libelous, defamatory, obscene, pornographic, abusive, or otherwise illegal material.
5.2. Users agree that they will not threaten or verbally abuse other users, use defamatory or indecent language, or deliberately disrupt discussions with repetitive messages, meaningless messages or spam. Users agree not to use language that abuses or discriminates on the basis of race, religion, nationality, gender, sexual preference, age, region, disability.
5.3. Messages that users have uploaded or posted on this service shall not be of any commercial nature.
5.4. Any violation of clause 5.1, 5.2 and/or 5.3 may result in immediately and permanently suspended from accessing all or any part of the Service.
5.5. Any opinion, comments or information of any person made given or distributed in or through the Service shall not be viewed as endorsed or agreed by the Company or representing the Company’s opinions or intentions.