2. Content:
First and foremost, the website will contain information pertinent to the Canterbury DTC and clearly communicate the CDTC's position on relevant issues. In order to maintain the site's integrity all information posted to the site will be done so by the CDTC or its designee. Therefore, the site will not host chat rooms or other user forums.

In addition, as a service to the community, the site may contain information of interest to Canterbury residents such as a news, community calendars, site links, etc. The CDTC will make this policy regarding the posting of community information available to the public.

3. Posting Community Information on the Canterbury DTC Website:
The Canterbury DTC reserves the right to accept or reject submissions based on space, timing, content or design considerations. In addition, it reserves the right to edit postings for content, design or space.

We will not publish information about or list events which conflict with our Town Committee's mission statement.

We will not publish information for groups or events that support or encourage any acts intended to degrade, intimidate, or incite violence or prejudicial action against a group of people based on their race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, or disability.

We regret we cannot publish events that support or benefit competing political parties. We will, however, consider posting events hosted or sponsored by competing political parties if the purpose of the event is non-political and clearly a benefit to community at large.