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Developed by United Against Online Abuse (UAOA), the UAOA Online Community Guidelines Template provides sports organisations with a practical, ready-to-adapt framework for establishing clear standards of behaviour and addressing online abuse across their digital platforms.
Developed to facilitate implementation, the template includes suggested wording covering community expectations, unacceptable conduct, moderation and reporting procedures.
Organisations can directly incorporate, adapt or build upon this content to develop guidelines that reflect their specific audiences, operational needs and existing policies.
