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*Checkboxes must be unchecked. | *Checkboxes must be unchecked. | ||
*Failing to check the privacy policy acknowledgement, must create a fail. (i.e. * as a required field) | *Failing to check the privacy policy acknowledgement, must create a fail. (i.e. * as a required field) | ||
*The words "privacy policy" should hyperlink to the appropriate privacy policy, which is usually the Mozilla Privacy Policy (http://www.mozilla.org/about/policies/privacy-policy.html) | *The words "privacy policy" should hyperlink to the appropriate privacy policy, which is usually the Mozilla Privacy Policy (http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/privacy-policy.html or http://www.mozilla.org/about/policies/privacy-policy.html) | ||
*Route any email communication to a mass audience through Mozilla's email vendor so that it includes an unsubscribe link and other relevant legal (ex: CAN-SPAM) and regulatory guidelines. | *Route any email communication to a mass audience through Mozilla's email vendor so that it includes an unsubscribe link and other relevant legal (ex: CAN-SPAM) and regulatory guidelines. | ||
*It is often wise to request country, for flexibility to adapt to country specific laws. | *It is often wise to request country, for flexibility to adapt to country specific laws. | ||
*Including an option for HTML or plain text email allows the user to opt out of email tracking. | *Including an option for HTML or plain text email allows the user to opt out of email tracking. | ||
*A newsletter sign up can be added to a page with a box to enter email address and text above it that says "Get Monthly News", so long as a pop-up appears that includes the checkbox to acknowledge the privacy policy. (See Mozilla.org for an example.) | *A newsletter sign up can be added to a page with a box to enter email address and text above it that says "Get Monthly News", so long as a pop-up appears that includes the checkbox to acknowledge the privacy policy. (See Mozilla.org for an example.) | ||