Except for insignificant and occasional non-commercial personal uses, provided these uses are clearly trivial, do not create a direct cost for the University, and do not interfere with or compete with legitimate University business, 

The use of University resources for electronic communication, including academic pursuits, must be related to University business and should not be for personal or commercial purposes.

Only authorized persons may use the University's electronic communication systems.

Electronic communications that are illegal, immoral, fraudulent, defamatory, harassing, or irresponsible in their meaning, transmission, or distribution are prohibited.  Electronic communications should not contain anything that could be posted on bulletin boards, unintentionally viewed by observers, or found in University publications.

Material that would be deemed offensive or disrespectful to others should not be sent or received as electronic communication using University facilities.

Appropriate civil standards and courtesy should be observed in electronic (as well as all other) communications.

Users must use electronic communication systems in accordance with the rules established by the Authority, if any.