Men’s Community Intervention Service (MCIS) actively uses Facebook, we value your comments and contributions.
Whilst we encourage you to join in on the conversation, we will not tolerate irrelevant, disrespectful, offensive, rude or hateful comments or comments that warrant unsafe behaviour towards another person.
We hold the right to hide, remove or edit comments that we feel are inappropriate or inconsistent with the values of MCIS. We retain the right to block a user from the page who acts in a way that we feel is inappropriate or inconsistent with MCIS/DBC values.
Please keep all comments and discussion respectful and courteous.
We will remove posts or comments that contain any of the following:
Comments or links that we consider to be discriminatory, defamatory, false or misleading, racist, off-topic, inflammatory, repetitive, offensive or otherwise inappropriate such as;
• Disrespect another person on this page
• Make another person on the page feel unsafe
• Disrespectful to another person regardless of gender
• Diminish or minimise a person’s experience of violence
• Prejudicial towards matters that are before the courts
• Commercial content, advertisements or spam
• Anything that infringes the privacy, intellectual property or other legal rights of others
• A campaigning nature
• Promote a product, service, cause or initiative
• Any other material we consider to be inappropriate.
Please note, our social media accounts are mainly monitored between Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm.
We reserve the right to block a user from the page whose posts or comments include any of the above.
For safety reasons, we hide or edit comments that share urgent, identifying or distressing information.
Please note that we do not have the ability to monitor comments continuously or reply to all messages individually, we will however read all comments and messages.
All materials uploaded onto our page must have full permission of all subjects, authors or owners of the subject and the image before uploading.
While we welcome contributions across our social media, we do not endorse the content of those contributions.
No To Violence (NTV). 2020. “Social Media terms of use”. Men’s Referral Service. Australia. https://www.ntv.org.au/news-events/social-media-terms-of-use/.