1)   IDs must not come through unless it is under a users transmission.
2)   Courtesy tones and hang times are not allowed.
3)   Please pause 2 seconds between transmissions.
4)   Please key-up for 1 second before speaking.
5)   Simplex nodes must require CTCSS or DCS to activate their node.
6)   Nodes must not "pulse back" at the end of each transmission.
7)   Communications must not be one-way through any connected node.
8)   Stations must not transmit indecent words or offensive language.
9)   Cross-linking of any channel to AllStar, EchoLink, eQSO, WIRES
       or any other VoIP network is prohibited unless you have
       specific permission to do so by a sysop.  If you have a need to
       communicate to users between IRLP and EchoLink, please use
       9123 or 9127 which have specifically been designated for that use.

1)   The same policies for the New England Reflector apply.
2)   Never multi-conference *NEW-ENG* or *NEW-ENG2* to
       another conference unless it has been approved by a sysop.
3)   Users are normally permitted to leave multi-conferencing turned on,
       however if a station connected directly to you causes a problem,
       be advised that you will be muted.

1)   The same policies for the New England Reflector apply.
2)   These channels are specifically designated for use by nodes operating in
       the 220 MHz (1.25 meter) 900 MHz (33 centimeter) amateur radio bands.
3)   Nodes operating on the intended band are encouraged to connect and are
       allowed to remain connected (park) for extended periods of time.
4)   Nodes not operating on the intended bands are welcome to connect as
       guests, but must not leave their node connected for extended periods.
       Off band nodes left unattended at the discretion of a sysop or left
       connected for 6 hours or longer will be in violation of this policy.
       The IRLP Status Page is used as a guide to enforce this policy.

1)   This channel is an officially designated listen-only channel
       for the VoIP WX Net and is digitally linked to the Raleigh Reflector.
2)   This channel is one-way, meaning any audio sent to this
       reflector channel will not be repeated.
3)   Use this channel if you are not in an affected area during an
       activation and you simply want to listen in without passing traffic.
4)   If you are in an affected area during an activation, please connect
       to the Raleigh Reflector 921 channel 9 (IRLP 9219) or the
       *WX_TALK* Conference (EchoLink 7203) instead.

POLICY VIOLATIONS

Any connected node that violates policy may be either temporarily disconnected, muted (gateways only) or blocked at a reflector team member's discretion.

An offending node will be temporarily disconnected on first offence.  This is normally done by blocking and then unblocking the node from reflector access, which will effectively disconnect the node, but allow it to reconnect.  If using one of the gateways, the node may instead be muted until the next time it connects.  If the problem was accidental, simply fix the problem and then reconnect.

If the node continues to violate policy, it will be blocked from access on that channel.  The owner of the blocked node will then receive an email explaining the problem.  The node owner must then reply to the email explaining the situation and the steps taken to resolve the issue in order to be unblocked.

Please Note:
This policy is not exclude anyone, but is to
preserve order and security within the reflector.