As part of our commitment to making NukeWorker a great place to meet and interact with others around the world, you agree to abide by our Code of Conduct.
Your commitment to this Code of Conduct in all bulletin board services, chat areas, news groups, forums, communities, personal web pages, calendars, electronic mail postings and/or other message or communication facilities designed to enable you to communicate with the public at large or with a group (collectively, "Communication Services"), ensures a positive experience for all our users.
Specific communities, chats, and discussion groups may also have additional guidelines which govern your use, so be sure to review them in addition to this Code of Conduct. NukeWorker is not responsible for the content or activities in any user-created, non-NukeWorker managed Communication Service.
All activity on NukeWorker.com is also governed by the NukeWorker.com Terms of Use. To read the NukeWorker.com Terms of Use, please click here.
We encourage everyone to treat each other with mutual respect. Do not use the Communication Services to threaten, harass, stalk, or abuse others participating in any Communication Service. Refrain from all expressions of bigotry, racism, hatred, or profanity.
NukeWorker encourages our users to create their own chats and communities. The creators of these areas act as Hosts. Hosts may eject or ban a user from their area if a participant violates one of their guidelines or this Code of Conduct. By participating in a user-created area, you agree to be bound to the rules of that area.
NukeWorker does not allow any illegal activities. You cannot use the Communication Services to publish, post, distribute, or disseminate defamatory, infringing, obscene, or other unlawful material or information.
Do not upload files or post messages that contain photos, software or other material protected by intellectual property laws, rights of privacy or publicity or any other applicable law unless you own or control the rights thereto or have received all necessary consents. NukeWorker is not responsible for any use of anything you say or post.
NukeWorker does not tolerate disruptive activity online, such as persistent off-topic comments and postings or statements that incite others to violate this Code of Conduct or participate in illegal activities. Our participants want to chat and post on the Communication Services in a positive environment.
NukeWorker does not allow posting or use of computer programs that contain destructive features such as: viruses, worms, Trojan horses, or bots for the use of scrolling, showing multiple screens, and other activities that can be disruptive to online communication.
Please don't "spam" through the Communication Services; none of our users like it. To spam includes sending identical and irrelevant submissions to many different discussion groups, mailing lists or communities. Spamming is a serious violation of online etiquette.
NukeWorker reserves the right to ban a user at any time, without notice, from any or all Communication Services for spamming. Any use of the Communication Services for commercial purposes is solely at your own risk and us has no liability for such use. To view our SPAM policy, click here.
You are responsible and liable for all your activities while participating in the Communication Services. Remember, you are responsible for anything you say or post. NukeWorker takes no responsibility for the ratings, content, nor any activities resulting from the content or otherwise, in these areas.
The Communication Services areas are not designed as the primary places to store any materials; you are responsible for creating backups of materials you post to any Communication Service such as photos, documents and software.
In helping to make the Communication Services a great place to meet and chat, you must do your part to uphold this Code of Conduct. NukeWorker reserves the right to immediately terminate or suspend access to any Communication Service for violations of our Code of Conduct.
We caution you against giving out personally identifiable information (such as social security numbers, credit card numbers, names and addresses, driver license numbers) to strangers online, which may be used for illegal or harmful purposes.
To read the NukeWorker Privacy Statement please click here.
Thanks for following this Code of Conduct and joining NukeWorker's Community!