SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES (FACEBOOK Sample Clauses

SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES (FACEBOOK. TWITTER/LINKEDIN) IMDs may use social networking sites; i.e., Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, blogs, etc., to share information about TN memberships and business opportunity. However, these sites may not be to sell TN memberships and products. Profiles in social communities where TN is referenced, must clearly identify the IMD as an Independent Marketing Director and include a personal photo of the IMD as the main profile picture. When participating in those communities, IMDs must avoid inappropriate conversations, comments, images, video, audio, applications or any other adult, profane, discriminatory or vulgar content. The determination of what is inappropriate is at TN’s sole discretion.
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SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES (FACEBOOK. Twitter/LinkedIn) We encourage IBDs to view, like, comment, and share content provided to you from our corporate Facebook fan page: xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxxxxxx founder. However, IBDs are prohibited from posting their website link, phone number, or Facebook fan page URL on our corporate social media pages. Our goal is to keep Facebook and Twitter a friendly environment for all potential customers, current customers, and IBDs. Posting your fan page link or website URL will result in your post being marked as "spam" and could result in losing access to the company Global fan page. If a link is provided, it must link to the company-approved site. Any claims made through social network posting must conform to all current corporate-provided advertising/marketing material. If requested, you must add the Company Compliance as a group member.

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