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Social Media Guidelines

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Facebook Admins '''MUST''' post official statements as the OutWorlders User.
Facebook Admins '''MUST NOT''' post unofficial content from their personal Facebook Account that appears to speak on behalf of the Organization. : '''Examples'''<br>: ''Suppose an admin member want's to host a viewing party for RuPaul's Drag Race. This event is not an official event, but the member thinks that it would be fun for members of the organization. The member is posting from their personal Facebook account to the OutWorlders Facebook Group:'' :: <span style="color: DarkGray">''Bad''</span><br>:: "Tonight, <del>we're</del> hosting a RuPaul's Drag Race viewing party at my house. Everyone is welcome to come!" :: <span style="color: DarkGray">''Good''</span><br>:: "Tonight, <ins>I'm</ins> hosting a RuPaul's Drag Race viewing party at my house. Everyone is welcome to come!" Facebook Admins '''MUST NOT''' post personal opinions as the OutWorlders User, but '''MAY''' post personal opinions from their personal Facebook Account.'''
=== Pronouns ===
When addressing OutWorlders members as a whole, Facebook Admins '''MUST''' use gender non-specific identifiers. Examples of non-specific identifiers include, but is not limited to, "members," "everyone," "OutWorlders," "gamers," or "guests."
: '''Examples'''<br>:: <span style="color: DarkGray">''Bad''</span><br>:: "Hey, ''<del>guys''</del>! We're meeting this weekend to celebrate XYZ."
:: <span style="color: DarkGray">''Good''</span><br>:: "Hey, ''<ins>everyone''</ins>! We're meeting this weekend to celebrate XYZ."
== Creating Events ==

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