Early Childhood Australia advocates to ensure quality, social justice and equity in all issues relating to the education and care of children from birth to eight years. Social Media House Rules
ECA welcomes feedback and encourages healthy debate, but please make sure your interactions on our social media platforms are in line with the above house rules. ECA has a legal responsibility to moderate
any activity or interactions on our social media platforms. We can make no guarantee that your contribution will be published or remain published. By interacting with ECA and ECA affiliated pages, groups, events, ads, posts (or anything else that may fall under the ECA social media domain) , you agree to abide by our social media terms of use and our “House Rules”. ECA reserves the right to delete any comments that are considered inappropriate by the organisation’s moderators.
1. Treat other people, including ECA employees, with respect and courtesy. Comments using inappropriate language, which are abusive, obscene, or which appear to deliberately provoke arguments, will be deleted. Explicit content or content of a harassing nature will be deleted. ECA reserves the right to delete comments that are considered inappropriate by the organisation’s moderators.
2. Don’t post unlawful comments or content. Do not use language that is defamatory, discriminatory, incites violence, infringes copyright or is otherwise unlawful. Comments that are fraudulent, deceptive, misleading, in violation of any intellectual property right of another, or in violation of any law or regulation, will be deleted.
3. Don’t include personal details such as phone numbers, postal or email addresses in publicly visible comments. If you wish to raise an issue that requires sharing your contact information with ECA employees, please contact us.
4. Don’t advertise. Comments that seek to endorse commercial products or activities or solicit business or personal promotion may not be accepted. ECA publishes links to other websites at its sole discretion. We reserve the right to remove comments and messages considered to be spam, or posts containing the same, or similar, message posted multiple times. This also extends to link baiting or files containing viruses that could damage the operation of other people’s computers or mobile devices.
