Neighborhood Events Network

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On June 14, 1777, the Continental Congress passed an act establishing an official flag for the new nation. The resolution stated: "Resolved, that the flag of the United States be thirteen stripes, alternate red and white; that the union be thirteen stars, white in a blue field, representing a new constellation". It has survived battles, inspired songs and evolved in response to the growth of the country it represents.

Common Sense Rules

Good judgment will tell you that we certainly do not need negative controversy or anything that puts a bad light on our network, so use good common sense before you list an event on this network.

By accepting our offer and using the Neighborhood Events Network you are acknowledging that you understand and agree to abide by our terms of use policy. The main objective of this site is to provide information in a creative, entertaining and informative manor. It is imperative that we protect our network and the people that take the time to publish an event on our network in the correct manner.

Internet Data Network

This website is part of the Internet Data Network's family of websites and falls under the Rules of iDNetwrk.net. Click Here to view these rules.

Special Notice for Independent Members of Our Network

This network of websites is based in the United States of America and is governed under the laws of the USA.

IMPORTANT: It is imperative that we protect the integrity of our network from any malicious activity. When you become an independent member of our network you are being granted permission to add, edit and delete events on our network. Any attempt to abuse this privilege will result in your membership being revoked from this network.

We reserve the right to lock and or close any account that violates the rules of this site. It is extremely important that people that list events are meticulous about listing events properly. Spelling, grammar, punctuation, timeliness and attention to detail are all very important. We’ll be fair and give you a warning but repeated violations will result in the closure of your account and your name and email account will be removed from our network.

Listing Events

We currently list events located only within the United States.
All events must be listed using, only, the primary language, of the country where the events you list are located.
You must be able to read and write, using the primary language, of the country where the events you list are located.
All events, that you list, must be checked for proper spelling and grammar.
You must reside in the same country where the events you list are located, and you must understand how the postal code [zip-code] system is organized for the event(s) you are listing.

Note: Our database is currently setup to accept events only within the US Zip-Code system. To be able to add your contact information to our database you MUST have an address with a US Zip-Code. Any address, outside of the US Zip-Code system, cannot currently be added to the database. In the future we will be expanding into other regions and countries but this is not available at this time.

You DO NOT have to live in the postal code [zip-code] where an event that you list takes place.
You may list an event, that takes place, in any postal code [zip-code] in the country where you live.

Note: If you are a contractor, under a contract agreement with the Neighborhood Events Network or the Internet Data Network, your residency requirements are controlled under your contract agreement and you are NOT required to reside in the same country where the events you list are located.

Membership

To be an independent member of this network of websites; you must reside in, and be a citizen of, the same country where the events you list are located.
If there is a problem with an event, that you have listed, we must be able to contact you, to resolve the issue.
We must have current, verifiable, contact information [name, phone number, email address, address, etc.], on file, in our database, for every person that is an independent member of our network of websites. Failure to provide current contact information will result in your membership being, first locked, and then revoked if your current [verifiable] contact information is not provided.
When you list an event, you are listing as an independent person and you are NOT an employee of the Internet Data Network.

Note: If you are a contractor, under a contract agreement with the Neighborhood Events Network or the Internet Data Network, your membership [to list event(s) on this network] is controlled under the contract agreement.

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