Computerworld Comments Policy
The purpose of the community and interactivity of this Web site is to promote open discussion that respects all points of view. Users posting comments to Computerworld are solely responsible for the content of their messages and agree to the following:
- IDG staff have final discretion in deciding what, and how, to moderate comments left on this website, based on our interpretation of the impact and content of the message left by the user
- Contributions must be civil and tasteful
- Not to link to or otherwise publish any comments that are abusive, threatening or make any form of personal attack on another user or an employee of IDG Australia
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- Not to link to or otherwise publish any comments that infringe copyright
- No spamming or off-topic material
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- No impersonation
- No inappropriate (e.g. vulgar, offensive etc) user names
- Not to post comments in any language other than English
- Not to post or otherwise publish any comments that contain a virus or other harmful component
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It is not possible for Computerworld to fully and effectively monitor posts that are submitted for infringement of third-party rights. If you believe that a message infringes your legal rights or is against the Computerworld comments policy, the please notify Computerworld immediately by contacting trevor_clarke@idg.com.au.
