I understand, and fully agree with the desire to keep the forum non-political. But I continue to see the above reference to agencies that are usually pretty obvious, and I don't understand that paranoia. Why should we hide the reference to a regulatory agency? I mean, what should we call the Senate, a "six letter legislative body"? As my wife (a five letter queen) might say, it's probably obvious, and I just don't get it.
Need help on "three letter organization"
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I'm still a fan of 'alphabet bois' over TLA... But, I'm pretty sure it's just because of that dumb tannerite dummy / wish.com meme from years ago.
Either that, or Brandon Herrera...
Meh, whatever, I'll blame both. ;-)
Either that, or Brandon Herrera...
Meh, whatever, I'll blame both. ;-)
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It can be a liability thing ? I was on several board of directors and under the law i could be held liable by an individual suing the company or club or in this case web site . false info leading to harm , monetary of physical
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Interesting. As some one on a couple of boards, both private and public, I was always covered by Directors and Officers (D&O) Insurance. I was also not personally liable except in cases of Gross or Criminal Negligence, or actual Criminal acts.
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i was on privet owned public gun range , and privet club ranges . quit the public range as only the owner was protected . and the club equals all members can be liable. but still a member just not on the board anymore.
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Like it or not, we have a database of "blacklisted" words. We've chosen these words to either:
A. Reduce a Moderators work-load
B. Automatically enforce the rules in play
C. Identify and isolate scammers/spammers
D. Minimize keywords from "larger" search engines
We're not perfect, we don't claim to be... but just like you, we want this party to last as long as possible.
Thanks for playing along
-Michael
A. Reduce a Moderators work-load
B. Automatically enforce the rules in play
C. Identify and isolate scammers/spammers
D. Minimize keywords from "larger" search engines
We're not perfect, we don't claim to be... but just like you, we want this party to last as long as possible.
Thanks for playing along
-Michael
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That should be the case. Problem is, regulations are complicated, and noncompliance can result in a finding of illegal activity, which can be sticky regarding personal liability of directors and officers. Obviously, damages have to be proven, but it happens. If serving in that capacity, I would talk to my lawyer and insurance agent about a personal liability policy, and be sure of its terms.
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