All association members, including HOA board members on social media, must refrain from posting any content that falls under any of the following:

• Profane, offensive, defamatory, or violent in any way
• Personally attacking specific groups or individuals
• Deliberately disorderly comments meant to abuse, harass, threaten, or intimidate (i.e. trolling)
• Spam
• Click-baits
• Links to files that contain viruses
• Content related to confidential association business (such as vendor negotiations or contracts)
• Content that fosters, advocates, or perpetuates discrimination based on a person’s race, religion, gender, color, national origin, age, sexual orientation, marital status, or disability
• Any type of discrimination (in the sole discretion of the association)
• Sexual content or links to sexual content
• Content that encourages or conducts any activity that is offensive, harmful, or illegal in any way
• Content related to confidential or proprietary business information
• Personal information
• Copyrighted or trademarked content (such as images)
• Images of children without parental consent
• Content that promotes or advertises a product/service, brand, or individual, this includes self promotion.
• Community gossip
• Personal opinions as representing the association’s views
• Rants
• Criticism
• Political bias
• Posting personal items for free or sale are allowed, if there are multiple items – limit it to one post and add additional items in the comments.

If a member violates any of these HOA social media rules, the HOA reserves the right to do one or all of the following:

• Delete the post or comment in question without prior notice
• Remove the offender from the group
• Revoke the offender’s posting or commenting abilities

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last updated: September 1, 2022