Anti-Spam Policy
The World Federation of Right to Die Societies (“WFRTDS,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) is committed to keeping the internet a safe, secure, and respectful environment. This Anti-Spam Policy outlines our strict, zero-tolerance approach to unsolicited communications and spam in relation to our website (https://wfrtds.org/) and associated services.
1. What is Spam?
Spam is defined as unsolicited, commercial, or non-commercial messages (often sent in bulk) that are irrelevant, inappropriate, or sent without the recipient’s consent. This includes, but is not limited to, unsolicited email campaigns, deceptive links, and automated bot submissions.
2. Our Zero-Tolerance Policy
WFRTDS has a zero-tolerance policy against spam. We do not engage in the sending of spam, and we strictly prohibit the use of our website, contact forms, or services in any manner associated with the transmission, distribution, or delivery of any unsolicited bulk or unsolicited commercial email.
3. User Obligations and Restrictions
When using the WFRTDS website, you agree not to:
- Harvest or collect email addresses or other contact information from our website for the purposes of sending unsolicited communications.
- Use our contact forms, comment sections, or communication systems to send spam, promotional materials, or deceptive content.
- Transmit any software or code intended to damage, disrupt, or gain unauthorized access to our site.
- Send emails claiming to be from WFRTDS or utilizing our domain (wfrtds.org) without our explicit authorization.
4. Automated Spam Filtering
We use automated spam filtering systems to protect our communications and website infrastructure. In rare cases, legitimate messages sent to us may be blocked by these filters. If you believe your legitimate communication was blocked, please reach out to us via alternate means (e.g., social media or postal mail).
5. Receipt of Unwanted Messages from WFRTDS
We only send communications to individuals who have subscribed to our mailing lists, members of our federation, or those who have explicitly requested information. Every newsletter or mass email we send includes a clear and simple mechanism to unsubscribe.
If you believe you have received spam from us, or from a sender pretending to be us, please contacting us immediately so we can investigate the issue.
6. Violations of this Policy
Any violation of this Anti-Spam Policy may result in the immediate blocking of your IP address, deletion of your account (if applicable), and potential legal action. We reserve the right to report any spamming activity to relevant authorities and internet service providers.
7. Contact Us
If you have any questions or concerns about our Anti-Spam Policy, please contact us at:
World Federation of Right to Die Societies