Community Guidelines
A community of respect

In order to create a positive and engaging environment for users among our transmediale accounts, we ask all users to treat each other with respect. Users may disagree with an idea; however, they must be respectful of others at all times. Insults, threats or harassment of other users, organizations or employees are prohibited. transmediale will not tolerate and reserves its right to delete - to the full extent that each respective social media platform allows - any post or comment that are defamatory, indecent, hateful, racist, xenophobic, homophobic, sexist, disgraceful, vulgar or inappropriate; encourage or suggest illegal activity, announcements from labour or political organizations and unintelligible or irrelevant posts.

Stay on topic

Users must ensure that their posts and comments are relevant to the topic at hand so as not to break the flow of a conversation.

Everything is public

Nothing is private when posting or commenting on a public feed. It is important to ensure that you do not say something that you might regret later. Do not post or comment on anything that you would not want others to know. Remember that the information you share on a public feed may be captured, stored, accessed, potentially disclosed, and used inappropriately by others.

Your comments are your own

Any comments or opinions shared by our followers on transmediale accounts are those of their respective contributors only. The views expressed by outside contributors do not represent the views of transmediale.

Use your own original content

All content posted by users on transmediale accounts must comply with intellectual property rights related to such content.

Responsibilities

transmediale is not responsible or liable for damages that may occur while you are using a transmediale account. You must comply with the social media platform or tool terms and conditions on which transmediale accounts are hosted.

When do we respond?

We make it a habit to read all messages, posts, and comments, and may answer when appropriate.