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UNION WEBSITE GUIDELINES
Member congregations
and affiliated organizations are encouraged to contribute to the Union
website by
- Providing information
to be formatted and posted to the website on a regular basis
- Requesting an
account on the Union server to be used by a Union congregation, affiliates,
or department as appropriate
- Preparing, installing,
updating, and maintaining web pages under that account
- Submitting the
"URL" of a related site to be linked into the Union web
Please contact webmaster@urj.org
for more information about each of these options.
Union reserves the
right not to post information and not to link to web pages that violate
the policies and practices that apply to Union publications and
those set forth in the EdgeWeb Hosting Policy. For example:
- Do not include
copyright-protected material from another source on the Internet or
elsewhere without permission. (Note: This does not preclude linking
to pages on other websites.)
- the name or
contact information for any person without permission.
In addition, the
following standards are offered for consideration by web page
authors.
- Include a link
to the Union home page from the homepage
of your website.
- Consider using
one or more Union logos or related images .
- Include a copyright
line on each page like the one at the bottom of this page.
- If a page is
subject to updating, include a "Most recent update" notice like the
one at the bottom of this page.
- Include a pertinent
<TITLE>...<TITLE> at the top of the page.
- Consider including
the author's name in an
<!-- HTML comment --> at
the top of the page.
- Display the
name of the author only if she/he wrote the material on the page;
e.g., the author of a report.
- Display the
name and a mailto link for the responsible web author in small font
at the bottom of the page.
The following style
guidelines may also be useful.
- Avoid the use
of font size 7 and heading size 1.
- Avoid the use
of large graphics on a page of text that can considerably delay downloading.
- Minimize the
use of blinking text and flashing images that many visitors find objectionable.
- Choose background
colors and images that do not interfere with readability of text.
- Reword text to
avoid the use of "click here" and similar instructions.
- If you use the
HTML "frames" capability, provide a non-frames version for people
whose browsers do not support frames.
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