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Code of Conduct for the Creative Writing Forum Luxembourg (CWC)

 

The CWC has always tried to be a relaxed group of people whose main goal is to get together and be creative. We all just want to write, or listen to writing, or read good writing or improve our writing.

However (ho hum), there are certain basic rules we would like everyone to be aware of BEFORE they join the club so that we can continue to exist in harmony. We reserve the right to reject anyone who wants to spoil our good thing. Play nice now…

Please read the Code of Conduct. If you wish to be a member, please be aware that you must understand and abide by the following code:

1. No one person runs the Creative Writing Forum Luxembourg (CWC). The club is an open entity. A group of volunteers act as a steering committee. New members and old are more than welcome to join.

2. No one can use the name Creative Writing Forum Luxembourg (CWC) without express permission. We mean it!

3. Persons outside of Luxembourg are welcome to join. They may not however, be eligible for all the projects. But people outside of Luxembourg may submit to be published on the Creative Writing Forum web site.

4. We are a flexible community in a country where people come and go. Our aim is to be open minded, creative and supportive. We hope that all new members join us in the same spirit so that the club can maintain the excellent environment that has existed thus far.

5. Young, old, in between, any colour, any religion. It is all okay to us so long as you love literature and can speak in English. And anyone joining the club must have the same open mind.

6. If you are a member, the club is yours to enjoy and also to shape. If you have a great idea, please feel free to propose it to the group. Good ideas can be taken on board and we love new members. If your idea is really good, we will try to help you find support for it or match you up with other creatives. This includes proposals from singers, artists etc. We will help structure collaborations so that everyone plays fairly.

7. The CWC has quite an extensive library of literary reference material. If you are interested, speak to someone at a meeting and we will be happy to lend books or courses to you.

8. The CWC does not have regular meetings. If you want to know when a meeting is, you either have to check our home page for upcoming events or register on our web site and we will post information to you. Administration is boring and we don’t have time to do it! Individual members propose various meetings and pick the dates, topics, venues etc. If you wish to host a meeting, let us know!

9. No member ever has to host a meeting if they don’t want to.

10. Members come to the meetings they want to and skip the ones they can’t make. It is as simple as that. We are a guilt free club.

11. The CWC is a strictly NOT FOR PROFIT club. Any monies raised by any projects that are organized through the CWC are returned to the CWC bank account that is used for the promotion of future activities. Period. Please make note of this before you join the club. The club is not about money. We are about creativity. (please see point 14)

12. Members of the Creative Writing Forum Luxembourg (CWC) and the Creative Writing Forum will do their ultimate best to screen individuals and new members so that everyone in our community upholds the same code of conduct.

13. Neither the CWC nor the web site can be held responsible for the activities of individuals, but we will certainly do our best to reject or eject those inevitable few who try to highjack a good thing. 99% of all the people who have ever joined this club are here for the right reasons and have the same mind set – a simple desire to be in a community of lovers of literature, art, speech, poetry, film, dance, and singing etcetera. It is a great group of people. Do not spoil it!

14. Individual projects can be proposed by various members of the group using the Creative Writing Forum for promotion of the project. The individual project owners then set out the rules of the individual projects and make these rules absolutely clear to participants. If the owner desires, these projects can raise money, and this money can be distributed amongst the participants, or paid in part to the owner, or donated to a charity as agreed upon by the participants and the owner BEFORE involvement. In the case of individual projects, neither the CWC nor the Creative Writing Forum can be held liable in any way for money or copyright disputes.

15. The Art Echo Project is an independent initiative and is not owned by the CWC.

16. HOUSE is an independent initiative and is not owned by the CWC.

17. The Creative Writing Forum web site is and independent web site and is not owned by the CWC.