Title: Social Media Policies | HHS.gov
Headings: Social Media Policies
Social Media Policies
Accessibility
Branding
Comment Moderation
Copyrighted Content
Linking, Liking, Following and Endorsement
Official Agency Sources of Information
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Social Media Policies
Use of social media technologies must follow the current laws and standards that govern information and information technology. Below is an explanation of the most common policies and standards that impact the use of social media. Print out the HHS Social Media Policies Checklist - PDF to make sure you have addressed the relevant standards and policies. You can find further guidance from the HHS Office of the General Counsel and from the HHS Office of the Chief Information Officer. Accessibility
Branding
Comment Moderation
Copyrighted Content
Linking, Liking, Following and Endorsement
Official Agency Sources of Information
Record Keeping
Accessibility
Section 508 requires that all website content be accessible to people with disabilities. This applies to Web applications, Web pages and all attached files on the intranet, as well as, internet. Branding
Departmental social media sites and content must clearly identify ownership or sponsorship through the use of Department or OPDIV branding. HHS logo policies also apply when used with third-party sites or applications. Comment Moderation
Many new online technologies allow for the submission of user-generated content.