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The University of Luxembourg wishes to use social networks for maximum proximity with students, future students, researchers, etc. The aim is to provide them with special access to useful information likely to be of interest to them. To guarantee quality information flows where people remain respectful, make use of good social practices and can participate freely, two guideline documents have been developed to assist users. The Social Media Guidelines outline the essential points to be taken into consideration before posting information and moderating the flows of conversations. In order to ensure suitable uniformity in all media and messages posted, the University of Luxembourg would be grateful if users could ensure to respect the editorial rules implemented. The General Terms of Use set out the basic rules to be observed when using social networks. Abiding by the law and respecting good social practices are the fundamental elements of these rules. These terms of use are to be considered as supplementary to the terms of use set out by each of the media used: Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, etc.
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