Re: Youth Protection Policy and E Memberships

[John I Jones <jijones@usjoneses.com>]

Some initial thoughts on the Facebook issue:

If the purpose of the Club Facebook page is to communicate with club  
members (only) then having a youth club member  listed as a "Friend"  
would be restricted to club members who already know that they are  
youth. The youth are of course responsible for their own profiles.

If the purpose of the Club Facebook account is also to communicate  
with, or be accessible by, non-club members (e.g., the general  
public) then I would say it  would be inappropriate to list youth as  
"Friends"

Be that as it may, there is always a risk associated with identifying  
youth, and the most conservative position would be to not list any  
youth as friends.

I am sure that Bob Plank will be able to tell us what we need to do  
to adequately protect ourselves.

John

On Oct 15, 2010, at 8:11 AM, cheryl deaton wrote:

>  Also, if an AIS Youth Member has a Facebook page, is this in
> violation of the AIS Youth Protection Policy if their club also has  
> a Facebook
> account and the Youth members are listed as 'friends'?
>
> I think we need to address the Youth Protection Policy guidelines  
> in light of
> the fact that many youth members are on the Internet for a variety  
> of reasons
> and when the policy was implememted our reasoning was valid, but  
> may not be at
> this time.  I value your imput.
> Cheryl Deaton, AIS Youth Chair
>
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