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'''(e) Submission timeline.'''

Any community member who has been granted access rights at the time this Policy becomes effective must meet the requirements of Sections (a) – (c) of this Policy within ninety (90) calendar days of the date this Policy becomes effective. The Ynternet.org Foundation may, at its sole discretion, extend the compliance period for individual community members as needed.

Any community member who has been granted access rights at the time this Policy becomes effective must meet the requirements of Sections (a) to (c) of this Policy within ninety (90) calendar days of the date this Policy becomes effective. The Ynternet.org Foundation may, at its sole discretion, extend the compliance period for individual community members as needed.

Any community member who has not met the requirements of ~~Section~~ (a) – (c) of this Policy by the deadline above should anticipate having their access rights revoked until they have submitted the required information.

Any community member who has not met the requirements of Sections (a) to (c) of this Policy by the deadline above should anticipate having their access rights revoked until they have submitted the required information.

== Use and disclosure of nonpublic information ==

Designated Community Members provide valuable services to the Platform and its users – they fight vandalism, respond to helpdesk emails, ensure that improperly disclosed private data is removed from public view, confirm license permissions, investigate sockpuppets, improve and debug software, and much more. But Designated Community Members' use of access rights is limited to certain circumstances and contexts. This section elucidates the situations in which access rights may be used and Nonpublic Personal Data may be disclosed to third parties.

Designated Community Members provide valuable services to the Platform and its users: they fight vandalism, respond to helpdesk emails, ensure that improperly disclosed private data is removed from public view, confirm license permissions, investigate sockpuppets, improve and debug software, and much more. But Designated Community Members' use of access rights is limited to certain circumstances and contexts. This section elucidates the situations in which access rights may be used and Nonpublic Personal Data may be disclosed to third parties.

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In the event that a Designated Community Member receives a request for Personal Data from law enforcement regarding an immediate and credible threat of bodily harm, as described above in (iii), and the Designated Community Member chooses to disclose Personal Data, they are permitted to do so without pre-authorization, however that Designated Community Member should immediately contact the Foundation's designated disclosure contact (info@wikideal.net) with an explanation of the disclosure. If the Designated Community Member chooses not to disclose Personal Data in response to an emergency request from law enforcement, that Designated Community Member should immediately contact the Foundation's designated emergency contact (info@wikideal.net) with details of the request so that it can be evaluated for possible Foundation disclosure.

All other formal and informal requests for user Nonpublic Personal Data (i.e. those not covered by one of the situations described above or those not acted upon by a community member with access rights), including ~~subpoenas~~, from law enforcement, government agencies, attorneys, or other third parties should be directed to the Ynternet.org Foundation's Legal department (info@wikideal.net).

All other formal and informal requests for user Nonpublic Personal Data (i.e. those not covered by one of the situations described above or those not acted upon by a community member with access rights), including court orders and similar legal process, from law enforcement, government agencies, attorneys, or other third parties should be directed to the Ynternet.org Foundation's Legal department (info@wikideal.net).