Seeing Clearly – Terms of Use

At TeleGlass, we recognize that a blog is an interactive vehicle, and welcome you to reply to any of our articles. Seeing Clearly’s primary purpose is to share information about auto glass replacement and windshield repair. It is also used to share information about TeleGlass, its employees, member shops, and the communities we serve.

Seeing Clearly is not to be used to advertise for other businesses, promote distrust, or in any way cause harm to others. As such, the following guidelines are in place for responding to posts on the Seeing Clearly blog.

• No personal attacks will be permitted. This includes any material which is vulgar, defamatory, inaccurate, harassing, hateful, threatening, invading of others privacy, sexually oriented, or violates any laws.
• No pornographic, sexually offensive, sexually explicit, or objectifying material.
• Respect the privacy of others.  Do not post other people’s phone numbers, addresses, pictures, etc., without their permission.
• No objectionable or inflammatory language.
• No advertising. 
• This is not a political or religious site. TeleGlass respects the rights of all individuals to vote and worship as they choose, but insists that those conversations take place elsewhere.

Regarding links

While Seeing Clearly will allow links in responses to posts here, they must contribute directly to the conversation at hand. Links to our competitors or individual glass shop Web sites are not permitted at any time. Links that direct visitors to sites that are in violation of our content policy are not permitted. Only link to sites that are suitable for family viewing.

TeleGlass reserves the right to moderate any replies to posts on Seeing Clearly. Following the above guidelines will help ensure the best experience for all of our readers. We reserve the right to modify this policy at any time. Replying to posts on Seeing Clearly indicates your consent and agreement to the terms of this policy.

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