Civil discussion is at the heart of a university community free of intimidation and harassment and based upon a respect for individuals as well as a desire to learn from others. While debate on controversial issues is inevitable and essential, bear in mind that it is the user's responsibility to do so in a way that actually advances the cause of learning and mutual understanding. Misuse of computing, networking, or information resources may result in the loss of computing privileges. This is directed towards, but not limited to, the classes of programs known as computer viruses, Trojan horses, and worms. Users must not mask or attempt to mask the identity of the account or computer that they are using.
Users are responsible for the security of their passwords.
This includes changing passwords on a regular basis and making sure no one else knows them. If email is not attended to regularly, the system administrator may remove messages. Not use information resources to harass another person. Abide by the terms of all software licensing agreements and copyright laws. Privately owned computers Faculty, staff, students, and guests of Mansfield University who provide their own computer and equipment but connect to the University's network must still abide by all aspects of the Acceptable Use Policy.