Appropriate and Inappropriate Use Sample Clauses

Appropriate and Inappropriate Use. 27.4.1 It is impossible to provide an exhaustive definition of inappropriate computer use, or a complete set of examples to cover every conceivable situation. Rather, two general criteria shall be considered in determining “appropriate use.” Namely, 1) computer use should be consistent with the mission of the College; 2) computer use should respect the rights of other computer users and recognize the limited, finite resource that the college computing resources supply to the College. 27.4.2 Users who have questions about which computer uses are appropriate and which are not should inquire about their intended use by contacting the IT department staff. 27.4.3 Clearly, the following situations shall be construed by all of the campus community as an inappropriate use of college computing resources: 1) Users shall not interfere with system security, performance, or another user’s use of the system; 2) Networks accounts are for designated authorized users only. Users shall not disclose their passwords or lend their account to any other individual, apart from IT staff; 3) Users shall not gain access to accounts, files, passwords or resources intentionally and without authorization of the account holder; 4) Users shall not use college computing resources for non-District fundraising, commercial purposes or personal financial gain; 5) Users may not intentionally send email, or develop other electronic information inaccurately attributed to another person; 6) Users shall not use college computing resources for any activities which violate state, municipal or federal laws. Computing resources may not be used to intimidate, threaten or harass individuals, or violate the college’s policies. Such activities include, but are not limited to, using computing resources to store, print, or send obscene, slanderous, or threatening messages.
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