Farmington Libraries Virtual Program and Social Media Code of Conduct Policy
Farmington Libraries Virtual Program and Social Media Code of Conduct Policy
The Farmington Libraries strive for an environment where everyone is treated with kindness, empathy, and respect. In order to post a comment to one of the Libraries’ social media accounts or register to attend one of our virtual programs and events you are agreeing to abide by the following code of conduct:
The Farmington Libraries will:
Support the right of every presenter, attendee, volunteer, and organizer to feel safe and respected on all virtual platforms.
Continue fostering conversations around controversial/sensitive topics and diversity of all types with the understanding that viewpoints and opinions may vary, but respect for each other will remain a constant
Have staff actively monitor comments and posts for content that violates our policies
Hold our own organizers, presenters, and volunteers to the same high standards
The following behavior will not be tolerated:
Language/behavior that intimidates, attacks, or threatens someone and/or their work and/or their identity, especially, but not limited to, race, sex, gender, sexual orientation, body type, able-bodiedness, physical appearance, country of origin, immigration status, religion, age, experience level, ancestry, traditions, class, political affiliation, clothing, personal life, etc.
Rude/crude/discriminatory photos, language, hate symbols, GIFs, or links
Retaliation against anyone who reports harassing/discriminatory behavior
The Farmington Libraries reserve the right to:
Delete comments and posts that violate these policies
Block and/or report offenders on social media
Use our judgment to determine if inappropriate remarks and/or behaviors warrant a warning or immediate dismissal from a virtual program/event
