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Welcome to our story comments feature. We welcome your thoughts and your opinions, including the unpopular ones. We only ask that you keep your conversations clean, civil and on the topic of the story you are commenting on.
Coinciding with our websites redesign, we launched our new story comments feature through Disqus.
Disqus gives users the ability to log into our story comments feature so that they may be able to track their conversations, receive emails when their comments get a reply or to even have your comments update onto your Facebook or Twitter accounts.
For the time being, our story comments feature will continue to have the ability to post comments anonymously. We reserve the right to require registration in the future using your name and verified email address.
Not all comments are deemed printable. Some are disqualified at the newspaper’s discretion for a number of different reasons. Please follow our Online Rules of Conduct at all times.
RULES OF CONDUCT:
We reserve the right to remove comments that are unacceptable, to wit:
1. False and inacurate statements.
2. Personal attacks. Explicit name-calling.
3. Harassing, harmful, vulgar, obscene and defamatory language.
4. Threatening statements or statements that suggest violence.
5. Hate speech of any kind.
6. Intolerant comments on religion, race, age, gender, sexual preference or disabilities.
7. Accusations of criminal activity.
8. Content that is harmful to children and minors in any way.
9. References to any type of sexual activity and other private matters.
10. Random and inflammatory statements that are off topic.
11. Advertising of any kind.
12. Typing in all caps.
WE ENCOURAGE REASONABLE AND COURTEOUS COMMENTS THAT:
1. Create conversation on issues of interest and concern to fellow readers and local community members.
2. Express opinions and contrarian views.
3. Stimulate debate with respectful language.
4. Stay within the boundaries of these rules.
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO SUSPEND OR TERMINATE ACCESS FOR:
1. Violating any of these Online Rules of Conduct.
2. Deliberately disrupting discussions with repetitive messages, meaningless messages or spam.
3. Misrepresentation of identity or impersonating another user.
WE WELCOME:
1. Flagging violations of these rules that you observe to our attention.
MONITORING:
We monitor comments regularly Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Approval of comments outside of this time will be sporadic.
March 4, 2008
Consumer, ID Theft Safety Tips
- Be very careful about to
whom you give out personal
identification information.
- Never provide any personal,
bank account or credit card
information.
- Keep items with personal
information in a safe place.
- Destroy all automated teller
machine and bank receipts.
- Minimize the number of
credit cards and other items with
personal information printed.
- Do not use obvious information
when creating passwords or
personal identification numbers.
- Give out your Social Security
number only when necessary.
- Do not leave envelopes
containing your checks in your
home mailbox.
- Review a copy of your credit
report at least once a year.
- To decrease the number of
unsolicited credit card applications,
call (888) 5OPT-OUT.
Source: New York State Office
of the Attorney General
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Submit your Memorial Day Events
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Oneonta snowfall rules
ONEONTA _ The city
of Oneonta is reminding
residents and visitors of
the following rules that
are in effect for the winter
months:
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Your monthly source for area business professionals. Local businesses and their business cards
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SUNY Oneonta Weather Cam
"Located on the roof of the James Milne Library at SUNY Oneonta, the WeatherCam provides a view of the sky from the horizon to the zenith and through about 210 degrees of azimuth centered on the southwest. The view looks across the picturesque Susquehanna Valley, with the Southside of Oneonta visible to left and Hartwick College on its hillside to the right." - oneonta.edu
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