What is Appropriate to Post?
The types of messages that are acceptable to post on the NeuroNetwork include general questions, job descriptions, AANN sponsored activities, sharing of resources, and requests for information assistance, best practices, and policies.
What Should I Not Post?
The NeuroNetwork should not be used for job searches or to post open positions, newsletter distribution, surveys, press releases, non-AANN product promotions, or non-AANN events and meeting announcements. If you are interested in posting a position opening, please consider the Career Center or contact the AANN office at info@aann.org or 847.375.4733. If you are interested in advertising an event or meeting with a fee, please reach out to info@aann.org to be connected with the AANN Marketing Manager. If you have a survey that you would like to send out, please contact Meredith Nichols at mnichols@aann.org to submit it to the Clinical Science Committee for review.
Usage Guidelines
Please keep in mind the following guidelines when using the NeuroNetwork:
- Be courteous and respectful of others.
- Submissions should be crafted with appropriate language. Be informative, polite, and professional.
- The NeuroNetwork should not be used for commercial purposes or to advance the business or financial interests of any person or entity not affiliated with AANN. Communications that advertise events, products, or services or that directly solicit members to purchase products or services are prohibited.
- AANN accepts no responsibility for the content of the postings in the NeuroNetwork communities. The content of all postings is solely the responsibility of the authors.
- Practice caution when replying to the discussion. There is an option to respond to the entire thread or directly to the author. If you would like to send a response to the author, you will need to select that you would like to reply to sender.
- Please participate! Your ideas are valued and important.
- Please contact AANN at info@aann.org with any questions or to make requests about being added/removed from specific communities.
We hope you enjoy this networking opportunity and find it a worthwhile benefit of membership in AANN.
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