Common use of Source-Identifying Information Clause in Contracts

Source-Identifying Information. At the time of submission, Participant may identify any Information as either “attributable” or “anonymous.” If no such designation is made, the Information shall be deemed submitted anonymously. For any anonymous submission, Participant shall be responsible for removal of all source-identifying Information. DNS-OARC shall use reasonable efforts to remove any source-identifying Information of which it may be aware, but Participant acknowledges and agrees that DNS-OARC does not have the capacity to so edit every submission from Participant.

Source-Identifying Information. At the time of submission, Participant may identify any Information information as either “attributable” or “anonymous.” If no such designation is made, the Information information shall be deemed submitted anonymously. For any anonymous submission, Participant shall be responsible for removal of all source-identifying Informationinformation. DNS-OARC shall use reasonable efforts to remove any source-identifying Information information of which it may be aware, but Participant acknowledges and agrees that DNS-OARC does not have the capacity to so edit every submission from Participant.

Source-Identifying Information. At the time of submission, Participant may identify any Information informationInformation as either “attributable” or “anonymous.” If no such designation is made, the Information informationInformation shall be deemed submitted anonymously. For any anonymous submission, Participant shall be responsible for removal of all source-identifying InformationinformationInformation. DNS-OARC shall use reasonable efforts to remove any source-source- identifying Information informationInformation of which it may be aware, but Participant acknowledges and agrees that DNS-OARC does not have the capacity to so edit every submission from Participant.