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The Virginia EAS Page and related linked pages is a vehicle for dissemination of information, primarily amongst broadcasters in Virginia. The content and layout of these pages are copyright © 2022 Commonwealth of Virginia. Website design and layout created by William D. Fawcett. Where possible, OPINION is labelled as such. Listing of EAS equipment does not constitute an endorsement of any manufactuer or vendor by any of the above agencies, or by William Fawcett. Watch your links; if you leave the VA-EAS server, we have no control over content. I hope, in spite of these disclaimers, that you find the information very helpful.
Contact: Bill Fawcett
My Address is: William Fawcett VA-EAS 983 Reservoir Street Harrisonburg, Virginia 22801
There are various facilities accessible to the general public on the
VA-EAS web pages. Some of these include forms where the user is requested
to fill in some data or information on themselves (e.g., their
e-mail address or name). In addition, our information services (www, ftp,
mail/majordomo servers etc.) keep logs of certain
information. VA-EAS's privacy policy can be stated simply: The purpose of this page is to ensure that you are aware of, and
understand what information may be collected when you use our
public-access facilities, and what we do with that information. Common
sense is the general rule here; we will endeavor to keep any personal
information private, we won't spam you, and we won't publish any specific
information about you without your prior permission. E-mail addresses obtained through any of the means below will
NOT be sold or released to any third party,
without prior written or authenticated e-mail consent from the owner of
the e-mail address. As with most web servers on the net, our server will automatically
record the following information routinely in a "log" file: These log files are private and confidential
and will not be released to the general public. Statistics on what pages
are the most popular, what domains are our biggest users, etc. may be
viewed internally by our administrative staff, but
these do not include any personal information. The intent of these
statistics is simply to make our services better. For web forms, the privacy policy pertaining to the information you
enter will be stated on the form only if it deviates from the following:
your information will be treated as private and confidential
unless you clearly state and request otherwise. The policy in the Web section above applies here. In
addition, our ftp server records whether your access was in binary or
ASCII mode, and whatever e-mail address you enter as a "password" for
anonymous ftp access (your browser may decide this; e.g., under
Netscape, Edit Preferences, Advanced section, there is an option called
"send email address as anonymous FTP password"). Any incoming electronic mail to VA-EAS will generate several log entries
that include the routine information associated with normal SMTP (Simple
Mail Transport Protocol) operation. Such log entries do
NOT include the body (main text) of the
message. In all cases, the information on mail transactions is collected and
retained in log files which will not be made available to the general
public. The log entries will contain the e-mail address of the sender,
its size, the number of recipients, the message ID, and the actual
recipient at VA-EAS and status of delivery (deferred, success,
etc.) This information is kept purely to help us diagnose system problems, or
activities that may violate our Acceptable Use Policy or other Operational or
Employee rules and regulations. The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act of 1998 applies only to commercial websites or online services that are targeted to children, and therefore is non-applicable to our facilities. However, in as much as possible, we will voluntarily delete identifying personal information from our system on any child under 13 upon parental request.
Host station WMRA is licensed to the Board of Visitors of James Madison University, an agency of the Commonwealth of Virginia. Most of VA-EAS's computers, including those used as web servers and ftp
hosts, are the property of the Commonwealth of Virginia, which has the
right to access all files on computing facilities that it owns.
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