Social Media Policy & Community Guidelines

Social media is a powerful tool that can be used to connect our communities. A senator may use a variety of social media platforms to communicate with the public. Senator Sarah Keyeski uses her social media pages as a space to share updates about Wisconsin state government, her work and activity as a Wisconsin State Senator, and issues affecting the 14th Senate District and the State of Wisconsin. Senator Keyeski encourages respectful and civil dialogue on her pages.

Community Guidelines

The below (including but not limited to) types of comments/posts are prohibited on Senator Keyeski’s social media site and are subject to removal by the Office of Senator Keyeski:

· Content that is threatening, abusive, harassing, defamatory, profane, obscene or indecent

· Content that contains hate speech or discriminates against a protected class

· Campaign content, including content urging or opposing the nomination or election of a candidate

· Content or conduct that encourages illegal activity or in violation of a federal, state or local law

· Content that is unrelated to the topic being discussed or business of the State of Wisconsin

· Content that infringes on a copyright, trademark, or other proprietary right of any party

· Content that is confidential, invasive of another person’s privacy, or contains personal information

· Advertisements, solicitations, or other content that promotes or endorses services or products

· Content that tends to compromise the safety and security of the public, including state employees

· Content that is repetitive or spamming in nature – including posting the same comment multiple times

· Content that disrupts the normal flow of dialogue or negatively affects other users’ ability to engage in discussions on this page