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TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF USE FOR TENNESSEE PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION (TPA) WEBSITE
TPA is a District Branch of the American Psychiatric Association (APA).
By accessing or using any of the Tennessee Psychiatric Association ("TPA") Internet properties including, without limitation, www.tennesseepsychiatricassociation.com, or www.tennesseepsychiatricassociation.org, list serves, social media sites (i.e., twitter, facebook, linkedin), textline, or telephone lines, or any other electronic means of communication or information exchange, now in existence or which come into existence in the future (collectively referred to as the "TPA websites") you agree to comply with and be bound by these Terms and Conditions of Use ("Terms of Use").
Please read these Terms of Use carefully as well as TPA's Privacy Policy which is incorporated herein by reference. If you do not agree to these Terms of Use and the Privacy Policy, you may not access or use the TPA websites.
You may print or save a copy (PDF) of these Terms of Use for your records.
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The following is the Code of Conduct for User Generated Content on Tennessee Psychiatric Association ("TPA") Internet properties including, without limitation, www.tennesseepsychiatricassociation.com, or www.tennesseepsychiatricassociation.org, list serves, social media sites (i.e., twitter, facebook, linkedin), textline, or telephone lines, or any other electronic means of communication or information exchange, now in existence or which come into existence in the future (collectively referred to as the "TPA websites"). TPA’s websites allow users to submit comments and posts on forums, blogs, and other means of electronic communication. Users must comply with the following guidelines.
Guideline 1: Users agree to comply with all applicable U.S. law, as well as agree not to use the forum for illegal purposes, including but not limited to defamation, violation of intellectual property laws, violation of antitrust or unfair competition laws, or violation of criminal laws.
Guideline 2: It is usually acceptable to include a link to an article, while copying and pasting the actual text of the article may be in violation of copyright laws.
Guideline 3: Professional associations such as the TPA are, almost by definition, a group of competitors that has come together to pursue common interest. Where those common interests involve agreements on such terms of competition as rates charged, salaries paid, and standards applicable to members of the profession, the antitrust laws apply.
Do not post any material that:
Guideline 4: Users agree to avoid personal attacks and characterizations that question a person’s motives, qualifications, or attributes. Abusive, profane, and threatening language is strictly prohibited.
Guideline 5: Keep criticism on an objective basis that is factually verifiable. Robust debate is encouraged. Personal commentary about character, competence or motive of another person is prohibited. Because negative statements that impugn someone’s professional qualifications can cause substantial economic and emotional harm, this is an area for careful scrutiny. Remember that false statements that harm someone’s reputation can be actionable as libel.
Guideline 6: Users agree to not intentionally interfere with or disrupt other forum members, network services, or network equipment. This includes distribution of unsolicited advertisement or chain letters, and the propagation of computer worms or viruses.
Guideline 7: Users agree not to use the TPA websites for commercial purposes, including all advertising, marketing, solicitation of business, vending, attempting to sell or promote products or services.
Guideline 8: Avoid any posts which include advertisements for products or services, news of job listings or position openings, and direct solicitation of other users to purchase products or services.
Guideline 9: Users agree to comply fully with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) and applicable state and federal privacy laws. The forums are not the appropriate place to discuss individual patient cases.