Effective date: 3 March 2026
CODE OF CONDUCT
1. Purpose
This Code of Conduct establishes the standards of behaviour expected from all members, contributors, volunteers, and participants engaging with Tuscan Masters Association (“TMA”). It ensures a respectful, safe, and inclusive environment aligned with the association’s cultural and educational mission.
2. Respect and Integrity
All individuals must act with honesty, fairness, and respect toward others. Discrimination, harassment, intimidation, or abusive behaviour of any kind is strictly prohibited.
3. Responsible Participation
Members and participants must engage constructively, contribute positively to community activities, and avoid disrupting events, discussions, or digital spaces.
4. Protection of Cultural Heritage
All contributions must respect the authenticity, dignity, and historical value of Tuscan cultural traditions. Misrepresentation or misuse of cultural materials is not permitted.
5. Digital Conduct
Users must interact responsibly on the TMA platform, avoiding spam, misinformation, unauthorised data extraction, or harmful digital behaviour.
6. Reporting Misconduct
Concerns or violations should be reported confidentially to: welcome@tuscanmasters.org. The association will review all reports fairly and take appropriate action.
7. Enforcement
TMA may restrict participation, suspend accounts, or remove individuals who violate this Code. Decisions are made to protect community wellbeing and organisational integrity.
COPYRIGHT POLICY
1. Ownership of Content
All original editorial content, design elements, branding, and curated materials published by TMA are protected by copyright and remain the exclusive property of the association or its licensors.
2. Permitted Use
Users may access and view content for personal, educational, or non-commercial purposes. Any reproduction, redistribution, or modification requires prior written permission.
3. User Submissions
Contributors retain ownership of their submitted content but grant TMA a non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to display, archive, reproduce, and promote such content in connection with the association’s mission.
4. Third-Party Materials
Where third-party content appears, it is used with permission or under applicable licences. Users must not copy or reuse such materials without obtaining the necessary rights.
5. Copyright Infringement
TMA respects intellectual property rights and expects users to do the same. Suspected infringements may result in content removal or account restrictions.
6. Reporting Copyright Issues
To report a copyright concern, contact: welcome@tuscanmasters.org. Provide sufficient detail to allow the association to investigate and respond appropriately.