Section Page Publishing
Page Publishing Rules
A members’ section exists to support activities led by Club members.
Each recognised activity may manage its own information page.
The purpose of this guidance is to ensure clarity, responsibility, and consistency.
1. Ownership and Responsibility
Each activity page is maintained by a named Activity Leader (or Page Steward).
The Page Steward is responsible for:
- Ensuring information is accurate and current
- Updating meeting times, contacts, and joining information
- Removing outdated or misleading content
- Maintaining a respectful and inclusive tone
The Club provides the infrastructure but does not curate activity content.
2. Standard Page Structure
All activity pages follow a consistent format:
- Who We Are
- What We Do
- How You Can Join
- Contact Information
This ensures clarity for members and fairness across activities.
3. Appropriate Content
Activity pages may include:
- Meeting details
- Activity descriptions
- Event summaries
- Photographs of activities (with consent where required)
- Documents relevant to the activity
Activity pages must not include:
- Personal disputes or grievances
- Committee policy debates
- Political campaigning
- Commercial advertising unrelated to the activity
- Personal data beyond agreed contact details
4. Data and Safeguarding
Page Stewards must:
- Avoid publishing personal contact details without consent
- Avoid publishing images of minors without parental consent
- Comply with safeguarding and Club policies where relevant
Where in doubt, consult a committee officer before publishing.
5. Branding and Representation
Activities operate under the umbrella of the Club.
Content should:
- Reflect the values of the Club
- Avoid bringing the Club into disrepute
- Present information in a factual and constructive manner
6. Editing Access
Editing rights are granted to named Page Stewards.
**Access is:
- Limited to the activity’s own folder
- Revocable if misused
- Transferable when leadership changes
When a new Activity Leader is appointed, access should be formally handed over.
7. Dormant Pages
If an activity becomes inactive:
- Its page may remain as an archive
- Editing access may be withdrawn
- The activity may be marked as “currently inactive”
This preserves institutional memory without cluttering navigation.
8. Amendments
These guidelines may be updated where necessary to ensure compliance with Club rules or legal obligations.
Statement of Use
This members’ site exists to enable participation, transparency, and shared ownership of Club activities.