mill-road.com's website and supporting services reflect and celebrate the commercial and ethnic diversity of Mill Road through its promotion of business and community activities in the Mill Road district of Cambridge. The Acceptable Use Policy for mill-road.com is designed to ensure that everyone can get the best use from the site, and that no-one feels uncomfortable, unfairly singled out or otherwise excluded.

It is a simple set of rules that encourages respect and open-mindedness, the invaluable qualities that will keep Mill Road the special place it is.

The subscribed members to mill-road.com must ensure that their material published on the site conforms to current legal and ethical standards. This means that certain types of material (including, but not limited to pornographic material, anything that incites racial, sexual or religious hatred, material that is protected by copyright, such as music, video and image files), will not be tolerated. The website administrators will remove any such material without warning.

The Committee of mill-road.com has the right to suspend and or terminate, without refund, the account of any subscribed member who persists in publishing forbidden, offensive, abusive or inappropriate material.

Subscribed members may set up mailing lists and mail-shots, but they must be sent only to addresses whose owners have explicitly and demonstrably signed up to receive them. There are no exceptions - sending unsolicited bulk email (spam) is theft of computing and human resources, and is strictly prohibited. The Committee of mill-road.com will suspend or terminate, without refund, the service of subscribers who send emails to parties who have not signed up to receive them.

The mill-road.com administrators are always available through the "Contact Us" email on the website to answer any queries arising from this or any other mill-road.com policy.