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RTPnet Policies - Membership, Scripts, Personal Home Page |
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Page 3 of 4 Membership RTPnet encourages individuals, organizations, businesses and other entities to become members. Annual fee-based memberships, which fund projects to build a vibrant nonprofit internet technology community. are offered in these categories: - Nonprofit Membership is offered to North Carolina-based nonprofit organizations (professional, hobby, religious, social service, political, schools, and other noncommercial organizations) and community technology centers in the Southeast. Benefits include listing on the RTPnet Members page, member discounts, as described under Services and fees, and Internet hosting services. Apply for Nonprofit Membership.
- Corporate Membership is offered to any organization or business. Benefits include listing on the RTPnet Members page and member discounts, as described under Services and fees. Membership fees are tax deductible to the extent provided by applicable law and regulations. Apply for Corporate Membership.
- Individual Membership is offered to any individual. Benefits include listing on the RTPnet Members page and member discounts, as described under Services and fees. Membership fees are tax deductible to the extent provided by applicable law and regulations. Apply for Individual Membership.
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so that we know to look for the letter. Also, please be aware of RTPnet's Billing Policy. --> Personal home pages
RTPnet does not permit personal home pages unless an exception is requested and granted. Script policy
Scripts written in php are permitted in user directories. Other CGI scripts may be installed on RTPnet, but they must ce documented and publically accessible. They will be reviewed by a systems programmer and installed in the public CGI directory. Send email to
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to request installation of a CGI script. RTPnet has the right to stop and disable any script installed on the RTPnet machine if it is found to be affecting the machine, services, or users in a negative manner. The owner of the script will be contacted to resolve the issue as soon as possible.
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