The Web Practices and Guidelines document has been developed for use by members of the campus community. The Web Practices and Guidelines document serves as a supplemental resource to aid information providers in Web development initiatives. Information providers are expected to act in accordance with current collective agreement stipulations, official University Policies and Procedures and related institutional documentation. Information providers must also abide by applicable provincial and federal laws including, but not limited to, the Canadian Copyright Act, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, the Criminal Code and Defamation Law, and the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Legislation . Server space policies vary according to the server in question.
Units can contact the appropriate server manager to request a standard allocation of server space.
Units may request additional space if required. Units eligible for top-level space may request a virtual domain. Web page content should not detract from the image of the institution. Units are expected to consider the scope of the World Wide Web and, consequently, the impact of information dissemination on the image of the University. Information providers may choose to display a copyright or disclaimer notice on their home page.