EVENT GUIDELINES POLICY
Tragedy and Hope, Inc. | DBA: AUTONOMY
PREFACE
The following policies, guidelines, and rules are an extension of the AUTONOMY Terms of Service and are designed to ensure a safe, respectful, and productive environment for all Members, Participants, and Associates of AUTONOMY. By accessing, using, or participating in any AUTONOMY services, programs, or communities, you agree to comply with the Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, Rules of Engagement, Culture of Excellence, and all other accompanying policies and guidelines.
These policies collectively form a unified agreement, and your continued participation in AUTONOMY constitutes your acknowledgement and acceptance of all terms outlined herein.
INTRODUCTION
The following guidelines outline the policies and expectations for Members of AUTONOMY who create and produce personal, non-AUTONOMY content. For the purposes of these guidelines, such individuals are referred to as Producers. These rules govern the creation, submission, and hosting of personal non-AUTONOMY events within the University of Reason and the AUTONOMY Community.
To host an AUTONOMY Event, Producers must complete the AUTONOMY Events Submission Form in the EVENTS space on the AUTONOMY Community Forum.
ARTICLE 1 - CONTRIBUTION TO THE UNIVERSITY OF REASON LIBRARY
- Producers of all events posted in the Events category on AUTONOMY's Circle platform must contribute a copy of the event(s) to the University of Reason Library (currently hosted on Kajabi).
- This contribution is for the educational benefit of eligible Members in the AUTONOMY Community.
- In exchange, Producers gain access to AUTONOMY's infrastructure and the mutual education of fellow Members who contribute to the development and benefit of the Producer’s autonomy.
ARTICLE 2 - LICENSING OF EVENT CONTENT
- Tragedy and Hope Inc., as the owner of AUTONOMY, is granted a user license for all submitted event content.
- The licensed content will never be sold or used outside of AUTONOMY.
- Licensed content is exclusively for use within AUTONOMY, by and for AUTONOMY Members.
ARTICLE 3 - EVENTS PROMOTING PRIVATE BUSINESSES
- Events promoting a Producer’s private business that are not shared with the AUTONOMY Library may only be posted in the "Plug My Work" section and not in the Circle Events
ARTICLE 4 - RESTRICTIONS ON SELLING TO NEW MEMBERS
- Producers are prohibited from selling their course content to new Members of the current season of the AUTONOMY Course of Action.
- Producers, as Graduates of the AUTONOMY Course of Action, may only focus their sales on Graduate Members within the AUTONOMY Community.
ARTICLE 5 - USE OF MEMBER CONTENT
- Any content filmed or recorded within AUTONOMY that includes a Member’s image, work, or recorded voice may not be distributed, published, or sold to parties or venues outside of AUTONOMY by any party other than AUTONOMY.
- AUTONOMY is a private space for personal growth, skill development, and the cultivation of ethical professionalism.
ARTICLE 6 - USE OF AUTONOMY-CREATED CONTENT
- All content created and recorded by AUTONOMY may be used in accordance with AUTONOMY policy and guidelines.
- Such content may be used for internal and external purposes, including educational and marketing purposes.
ARTICLE 7 - HYBRID EVENTS
- Hybrid events (events listed in the AUTONOMY Forum and simultaneously listed in other places where non-AUTONOMY Members will attend) must be clearly notated.
- Hybrid events are subject to the restrictions outlined in ARTICLE #5.
ARTICLE 8 - PUBLICLY POSTED EVENTS
- Some Producer events may receive permission to be posted on public channels.
- Event participants must be informed in writing, in advance of each session, that they will be recorded and that the event will be posted publicly.
ARTICLE 9 - SUPPORT-ORIENTED MEETINGS
- Special meetings that are exclusively support-oriented do not need to be recorded or submitted to the University of Reason Library.
ARTICLE 10 - PUBLICLY FACING COURSES
- Producers may offer publicly facing courses with shared compensation through the AUTONOMY Agora Marketplace by submitting an application for approval.
ARTICLE 11 - AUTONOMY AGORA MARKETPLACE
- The AUTONOMY Agora Marketplace may be available for Graduate Members of AUTONOMY to launch their course offerings.
- All course creators must submit an application for approval to meet the standards of quality and excellence upheld by AUTONOMY.
- The Agora Marketplace is a publicly facing entity promoted by AUTONOMY and features a variety of courses from multiple content creators.
- If you are interested in offering your course, please fill out the application and submit it for approval. (link provided in the AUTONOMY Community Forum).
ARTICLE 12 - EVENT POSTING PROCESS
- All events will be posted by AUTONOMY team members after receiving a "Post an Event" request with all fields completed correctly and approval has been granted.
ARTICLE 13 - EVENT CHANGES
- Events that need to be rescheduled, edited, or canceled must submit a new form.
ARTICLE 14 - COMPLIANCE WITH AUTONOMY STANDARDS
- All events must adhere to AUTONOMY’s standards, including but not limited to:
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ARTICLE 15 - MARKETING PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
- Events marketing products and services may be attended by new Members; however, goods and services may not be sold to new Members, even if they initiate or request the services.
- Special circumstances may receive a waiver from administration. For such requests, contact [email protected].
ARTICLE 16 - CHANGES TO THIS EVENTS GUIDELINES POLICY
AUTONOMY may update this Events Guidelines Policy from time to time. Significant changes will be posted on the Website or, at AUTONOMY’s discretion, sent to your primary email address.
Last Updated: January 1st, 2025
CONTACTING US
If you have questions or suggestions regarding this Refund Policy, use our AUTONOMY Support form or please contact us at:
Tragedy and Hope, Inc. (D/B/A AUTONOMY)
1519 Sullivan Avenue
South Windsor, Connecticut 06074
Email: [email protected]
Website: getautonomy.info/
