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Re: Web-usage policies

Subject: Re: Web-usage policies
Date: Mon, 19 Jun 2006 08:29:32 -0700
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AUP

You can search Google to your heart's content for "AUP" or "Acceptable
Usage Policy" and find numerous examples.  Generally speaking, large
universities are great places to start.  University networks typically
have the worst usage patterns from a legal perspective, and the CYA
(Cover Your Assets) language in them is fairly broad enough to protect
you against adverse legal/financial reactions should you decide to
excercise any of the disciplinary clauses within the policy.

The Wikipedia link above will get you started in your search for
samples from which to tailor your own.

Regards,

RE

On 6/16/06, Miguel Ángel Ripalda Marín <maripalda@yahoo.com> wrote:
Hello everybody,

where could I find any sample, so I can write my own
end-user policy for my organisation.

I have to stablish usage for mailboxes, WWW
connections, and so on.

Thanks in advance, and best regards



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