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How to make a comment?
1. Use this to open a comment box for your chosen Section, Part, Heading or clause.
2. Type your feedback into the comments box and then click "save comment" button located in the lower-right of the comment box.
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(1) The (2) The policy is applicable to anyone intending to publish on or in any (3) This policy provides the principles that will govern: (i) web-based content and (ii) the processes surrounding the publishing and hosting of web-based content on the (4) This policy specifically covers: (5) The (6) (7) Personal home pages are permissible under this policy to the extent that they contain information about the official functions and responsibilities of the (8) Web-based publishing has an important impact on the reputation and standing of the (9) The University of Newcastle website must be based on content that has been subjected to review and authorisation before publishing, to ensure that all information is accurate, up to date, relevant, consistent, and compliant with (10) All information published on (11) There will be one Content Area Leader for each Content Area of the Web. A Content Area Leader will be a senior (12) There will be a nominated content owner for all content on the web. (13) Where Content Areas are “shared” or “referenced” by other Content Areas content will be referenced and not replicated. (14) The Director Corporate Information is responsible for, the specifications for and the adherence to, the web information architecture including: the Content Areas, the Content Area Leaders, and the nature of the hierarchical content relationships between each of these following recommendations and consideration by the Web Steering Committee. The Web Team will be responsible for the implementation of the web information architecture. (15) Web Publishing has the same legal requirements as print publishing. The same standards of authorship, design, editing and approval are required. (16) It is the responsibility of the Content Area Leader to enforce the following standards in relation to content, language and appearance: (17) Unacceptable Content - web pages published on (18) Pages deemed to contain inappropriate material which breaches one or more of the above protocols will be removed from (19) Web pages must not contain 'copyrighted' material, including images, text and software, without the written consent of the copyright owner; such consent must be included on the web page. (20) Any wording of disclaimers used on the web will be provided and/or approved by the Legal Unit following consultation with relevant (21) The location of (22) All University-owned websites including controlled entities must be hosted on www.newcastle.edu.au. (23) No (24) The (25) Where the websites of external organisations are hosted on the (26) Advertising for the purposes of commercial gain is not permitted. A site cannot, for example, run advertisements as a revenue-raising venture. (27) Advertising on the (28) Web pages must not include software (such as page hit counters) that carries 'built-in' advertising. (29) Mention of a sponsor's contribution is permissible, where the sponsorship is for an activity relevant to the mission and goals of the (30) The inclusion of links to the website of companies sponsoring official (31) Notwithstanding the above, mention of sponsors' names is not allowed on the main entry-points to the site (eg University home page, (32) All web pages containing promotional-style references to external organisations or individuals should be referred to the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Services) for approval. (33) Mention of the particular software that was used to create a web page is not appropriate; nor are links to the personal or business pages of the web authors. (34) The (35) The (36) Remarketing is a way for the Web Publishing and Hosting Policy
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