Correio da Manhã Establishes New Rules for Comments Section

THE Morning Mail The publication has established new rules and guidelines for using the comments section available on its articles, considering it essential for reflection, debate, and the free expression of opinions and ideas. The publication appeals to readers to follow basic rules of healthy coexistence, mutual respect, and fair play.

According to the new rules, the ability to post comments is now limited to registered readers and subscribers of Correio da Manhã Premium. Users must carefully read and expressly accept the rules before publishing any content, declaring themselves solely and exclusively responsible for what they write.

New Rules of Conduct and Responsibility

Readers are required to ensure that submitted content is not obscene, offensive, gives rise to civil or criminal liability, nor violates the intellectual property rights of third parties. It is expressly forbidden to use the space for commercial purposes, to disseminate hate speech, racism, xenophobia, discrimination, or messages that incite violence, illegal acts, or that aim to humiliate, denigrate, and harm the good name and reputation of third parties.

The regulations also stipulate that readers are solely responsible for paying any fines, costs, penalties, damages, or other amounts arising from the publication of their comments. Although the editorial staff is not obligated to monitor or view all content, they reserve the right to pre-evaluate and to not publish or immediately delete, without prior notice, comments that do not comply with the rules.

Managing and Automatically Hiding Comments

THE Morning Mail The platform may temporarily suspend, indefinitely, or permanently ban the participation of any user in case of violation of the rules. In addition, the platform will automatically hide all comments one week after they are published.

The shared content remains the property of its respective authors, who grant the newspaper a free, irrevocable, transferable, exclusive, and perpetual license for its use in any medium. The publication of opinions by readers does not reflect the position of the editorial staff or third parties, constituting exclusively the opinion of its author.