"Opt in" is a stronger position Have a Check box on the membership form that says something like "Yes, I want my contact information (provided above) published in the membership directory for other NASG members. Please note: while NASG will not provide your information to third parties outside of the directory, NASG has no control over the published directories once they reach the members and accept no responsibility for data once published."
All that said, this sort of discussion is part of why the NASG Yahoo list was created. Also, there are regional VPs part of whose job it is to accept comments such as this thread an bring them to the NASG executive. I'm not terminating the thread at this point, but strongly suggesting that the NASG list is a more appropriate forum. Pieter E. Roos --- On Wed, 10/24/12, Roy Inman <[email protected]> wrote: Not considering the legality for a moment: A person should be able to opt out of having his/her address and phone number, email, etc., included in the directory. Giving a person that option is IMHO, just an old-fashioned common courtesy. Roy Inman
