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I'm deeply disappointed by the quality of the "educational resources on the http://NursesVote.org website." In order to view ANY info about candidates, you have to provide your contact info. Click on "Terms of Use" to see if your info will be sold and there ARE no terms of use https://twitter.com/RobertaLavin/status/1305612181883420673
Seriously. Click on "Terms of Use" here: https://p2a.co/iZC4h5e/candidates
It unhelpfully redirects back to the same webpage.
It unhelpfully redirects back to the same webpage.
What exactly are people consenting to when they give ANA their contact info?
Click on âPrivacyâ at the bottom of the page. Nothing happens.
Lesson #1 about the internet: donât type in your contact info on a website without knowing how it might be used.
Lesson #2 about the internet: if a website has a âprivacyâ link that returns zero info when you click it, you should probably assume your contact info will be sold.
Lesson #2 about the internet: if a website has a âprivacyâ link that returns zero info when you click it, you should probably assume your contact info will be sold.
Not to put you on the spot or anything but @ANANursingWorld, have you in the past or do you intend to sell and/or share names gathered through this form for any other purpose - say, for recruiting new members?
And why does accessing info about candidates require a personâs contact info? Zip code is sufficient to generate list of local candidates.
A team of intoxicated Keebler elves could have cobbled together a more helpful website about the upcoming elections.
Nurses deserve âeducational resourcesâ designed for intelligent, educated professionals.
Nurses deserve âeducational resourcesâ designed for intelligent, educated professionals.
