Website Guidelines
From the Order of the Arrow Website
The appropriate OA leadership must have direct control over the content of its official web site (i.e. the Key 3 at each level of the organization).
The content of the OA site must be appropriate to the Scouting movement and the Order of the Arrow. Safeguarded information such as ceremony details must be properly protected.
The OA site shall not contain any advertisements or commercial endorsements, except those for the organization providing the site service if it is provided for free or at a discount.
The OA site shall not engage in the electronic sale of BSA Supply Division merchandise, merchandise commissioned by the National Order of the Arrow Committee, or competing products.
The OA site shall not contain any links directly to any sites that contain material that is not appropriate to the Scouting movement.
The OA site shall not replicate any BSA publication currently for sale through the Supply Division.
The OA site must abide by all laws regarding copyrights, trademarks, and other intellectual property.
The OA site must consider the safety and privacy of its participants by obtaining necessary permissions to release information about or identifying images of any specific individual.
This site will will not list members' phone numbers in the public pages
The Lodge will not sale or give out members' personal info. Please read the Doubleknot Privacy and security Policy for more info. |