This page was created for students accepted into the University at Buffalo Class of 2015. Start here to meet your classmates, share ideas and receive information about UB! UB COMMENTS GUIDELINES
UB loves hearing from you and we welcome and encourage open, thoughtful discussion and sharing of content/imagery. We apply UB Comment Guidelines to help our readers share their thoughts in safe and engagi
ng digital spaces. You can find those guidelines here: http://buffalo.edu/commentguidelines.html
By submitting or sharing content or commenting on this page, you consent to these rules. You are solely responsible for your submissions. UB expects anyone who submits content or engages in discussion on UB online sites/pages to:
• Be courteous and respectful
• Refrain from threatening, defaming or verbally abusing others
• Be on-topic
• Debate, but don’t attack
UB respects the policies of Facebook, as well as UB’s operational policies, and we expect our Facebook fans, followers and users to do the same. Submitted and posted comments and content do not necessarily reflect the opinions or policies of the University at Buffalo. UB reserves the right, but is not obligated, to remove any content for any reason at any time, and will do so if, in the opinion of account administrators, such content violates UB’s guidelines. UB prohibits posting, publishing or sharing any content that:
• violates local/state laws or university rules or policies
• is intentionally misleading, factually erroneous, or libelous
• is obscene
• is discriminatory, harassing or threatening
• is geared toward directly selling, soliciting, or advertising products/services that are not UB affiliated
• is pornographic
• infringes on the confidentiality or privacy of any party
Posts, comments, submissions and other content that violate these standards may be:
• Removed from the site or page by content or page owner
• Rejected from publication
Users, fans or followers who violate these standards:
• May be blocked from future access
• May lose UB privileges or may be reported to university and municipal law enforcement or supervisory authorities
