Common use of Unacceptable Uses Clause in Contracts

Unacceptable Uses. Examples of unacceptable use include, but are not limited to, the following: • Any illegal use of ACOENet, or use in support of illegal activities, is prohibited. Illegal use shall be defined as use that violates local, state and/or federal law. This includes, but is not limited to, the following: stalking others, transmitting or originating any unlawful, fraudulent or defamatory communications, transmitting copyrighted material beyond the scope of fair use without permission of the copyright owner, or any communications where the message or its transmission or distribution, would constitute or would encourage conduct that is a criminal offense. • Activities that interfere with or disrupt network users, services, or equipment. Such interference or disruption includes, but is not limited to, distribution of unsolicited advertising or mass mailings; "spamming;" propagation of computer worms or viruses; and using ACOENet to make or attempt to make unauthorized entry to other computational, informational or communications devices or resources. For the purpose of this AUP, "unsolicited advertising" includes any transmission that describes goods, products, or services that is initiated by a vendor, provider, retailer, or manufacturer of the described goods, products, or services, or by a third party retained by, affiliated with, or related to the vendor, providers, retailers, or manufacturer. • Use in furtherance of profit-making activities (consulting for pay, sales or distribution of commercial products or services for profit, etc.) or use by for-profit companies, unless specifically authorized by ACOENet, the K12 HSN Program Steering Committee and CENIC Board of Directors. • Use in support of partisan political activities.

Unacceptable Uses. Examples of unacceptable use include, but are not limited to, the following: • Any illegal use of ACOENet, or use in support of illegal activities, is prohibited. Illegal use shall be defined as use that violates local, state and/or federal law. This includes, but is not limited to, the following: stalking others, transmitting or originating any unlawful, fraudulent or defamatory communications, transmitting copyrighted material beyond the scope of fair use without permission of the copyright owner, or any communications where the message or its transmission or distribution, would constitute or would encourage conduct that is a criminal offense. • Activities that interfere with or disrupt network users, services, or equipment. Such interference or disruption includes, but is not limited to, distribution of unsolicited advertising or mass mailings; "spamming;" propagation of computer worms or viruses; and using ACOENet to make or attempt to make unauthorized entry to other computational, informational or communications devices or resources. For the purpose of this AUP, "unsolicited advertising" includes any transmission that describes goods, products, or services that is initiated by a vendor, provider, retailer, or manufacturer of the described goods, products, or services, or by a third party retained by, affiliated with, or related to the vendor, providers, retailers, or manufacturer. • Use in furtherance of profit-making activities (consulting for pay, sales or distribution of commercial products or services for profit, etc.) or use by for-profit companies, unless specifically authorized by ACOENet, the K12 HSN Program Steering Committee and CENIC Board of Directors. • Use in support of partisan political activities. • Use for private or personal activities that exceed ACOENet related research, instruction, or administrative applications, or when there is personal monetary gain.

Unacceptable Uses. Examples of unacceptable use include, but are not limited to, the following: •  Any illegal use of ACOENet, or use in support of illegal activities, is prohibited. Illegal use shall be defined as use that violates local, state and/or federal law. This includes, but is not limited to, the following: stalking others, transmitting or originating any unlawful, fraudulent or defamatory communications, transmitting copyrighted material beyond the scope of fair use without permission of the copyright owner, or any communications where the message or its transmission or distribution, would constitute or would encourage conduct that is a criminal offense. •  Activities that interfere with or disrupt network users, services, or equipment. Such interference or disruption includes, but is not limited to, distribution of unsolicited advertising or mass mailings; "spamming;" propagation of computer worms or viruses; and using ACOENet to make or attempt to make unauthorized entry to other computational, informational or communications devices or resources. For the purpose of this AUP, "unsolicited advertising" includes any transmission that describes goods, products, or services that is initiated by a vendor, provider, retailer, or manufacturer of the described goods, products, or services, or by a third party retained by, affiliated with, or related to the vendor, providers, retailers, or manufacturer. •  Use in furtherance of profit-making activities (consulting for pay, sales or distribution of commercial products or services for profit, etc.) or use by for-profit companies, unless specifically authorized by ACOENet, the K12 HSN Program Steering Committee and CENIC Board of Directors. •  Use in support of partisan political activities.