MDN brings together Moroccans of the World from different professional backgrounds, countries and generations. This diversity is what gives the network its value. It calls for a few shared rules.<\/p>\n
Everyone registers under their real identity, with an accurate background. A directory is only as good as the accuracy of what it contains.<\/p>\n
Disagreement is useful, personal attacks are not. Abusive, discriminatory or humiliating remarks have no place here, however they are dressed up.<\/p>\n
The platform is not an advertising medium. Share analysis, job offers, calls for projects, and experience feedback. Avoid repeated commercial promotion, mass solicitation via private messaging, and disguised recruitment.<\/p>\n
Information shared within the network reflects on everyone's credibility. Cite your sources when relaying a figure or a decision.<\/p>\n
MDN is a space for expertise, not a campaign platform. Domestic political debates, whether Moroccan or from the country of residence, and religious controversies have no place here. Public policy issues are addressed within the commissions, from the standpoint of proposals.<\/p>\n
Do not publish a third party's content without crediting the author. Do not share a photograph of someone without their consent. Do not claim a member's project as your own.<\/p>\n
Exchanges via private messaging and unpublished commission work remain internal. What is shared within a limited circle is not meant to leave it.<\/p>\n
A report button is available on every post. It is meant to flag breaches of this charter. A disagreement of substance is not one.<\/p>\n
The MDN team reviews reports. Depending on severity, it may remove the content, issue a warning, suspend the account, or terminate it. The member concerned is informed and may submit comments to contact@moroccandiasporanetwork.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n These eight points do not cover every case. If in doubt, ask yourself whether you would say the same thing in front of the people concerned.<\/p>\nOne final note<\/h2>\n