Greetings!

The first thing you need to do is strike "prayer" as something that needs a
separate policy. If you do, you will not be complying with the laws that
require a separation of church and state, you will be violating them. The law
requires that you treat religion no different from any other form of
expression. Hence, if someone want to set up a prayer list, it is perfectly
acceptable as long as they follow the same procedure that everyone else does
for setting up a list.

On Wednesday, September 30, 1998 12:18 PM, Bustamante, Susana
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> At our university, we are trying to develop University-wide policies and
> procedures for our Listserv lists.  We would like these policies to
> include the criteria to be followed to determine who can obtain a
> Listserv list.  We would also like to include policies in reference to
> the content of the messages that are being posted to the list.   We are
> interested in what policies other Universities have developed for their
> lists in regards to flaming,  prayer, copyrighted materials, commercial,
> etc.  We would really like to read the guidelines that others post to
> their lists.  Any light you all can shed on this issue would be really
> appreciated.
>
> Susana R. Bustamante
> University of Miami
> Department of Information Technology
> E-mail: [log in to unmask]
> Phone: (305)284-3915